Fantasy Player Projections

Brady Quinn

Quinn played well in a win against the Panthers, completing 19-of-23 passes for 201 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions. Despite likely earning another NFL start, he shouldn't earn a fantasy start in most leagues in Week 14.

Jamaal Charles

Charles rushed for his fourth 100-yard game of the season, but he still gave way to Peyton Hillis for some goal-line carries and a touchdown against the Panthers. Even so, Charles remains one of the few running backs who regularly gets 20-plus touches per game.

Peyton Hillis

Hillis scored his first touchdown of the season in Week 13 against the Panthers. He rushed 12 times (fewer than half of Charles' 27 carries) for 19 yards and a score. We expected to see this in Week 1, but it's a trend that should continue.

Jon Baldwin

Baldwin caught two passes for 37 yards and his first touchdown of the season in Week 13 against the Panthers. The Chiefs are looking for some type of offensive identity, and they'd love for Baldwin to take the next step. With Dwayne Bowe lining up against Browns cornerback Joe Haden, Baldwin should see more targets.

Dwayne Bowe

Bowe caught four passes to lead the Chiefs with 64 receiving yards against the Panthers in Week 13. Bowe still hasn't scored since Week 4, and now he's going to draw stud cornerback Joe Haden in Week 14.

Tony Moeaki

Moeaki caught four passes for 54 yards against the Panthers, along with his first touchdown catch of the season. We said he was due for a breakout game, and it looks like quarterback Brady Quinn likes to throw his way. The Browns had been really good against tight ends until they allowed Brandon Myers to catch 14 passes for 130 yards and a score last week.

Ryan Succop

Succop made two field goals, including a 52-yarder, and three extra points in the emotional win against the Panthers. Succop has 14 field goals in his past six games, with just five extra points. He’s an average fantasy kicker right now.

The Chiefs allowed 21 points to the Panthers in Week 13, and they were unable to intercept quarterback Cam Newton. This defense has had some nice fantasy moments this season, however, and is not a bad option in Week 14 against a rookie quarterback.

Brandon Weeden

Weeden delivered a mixed bag against Oakland in Week 13: He threw for a career-high 364 yards and one touchdown, but also had two interceptions. The Chiefs have allowed a lot of passing touchdowns this season, but it's very tough to rely on this rookie quarterback in the fantasy playoffs.

Trent Richardson

Richardson rushed 20 times for 72 yards and a touchdown at Oakland in Week 13. In his past five games, he has 479 rushing yards and three touchdowns, along with 119 receiving yards. He remains a reliable fantasy starter each week.

Montario Hardesty

Hardesty rushed five times for 39 yards at Oakland on Sunday. He remains the backup running back behind rookie Trent Richardson, so fantasy owners shouldn't think about using him unless Richardson gets hurt.

Josh Gordon

The rookie caught six balls for a team-high 116 yards and a touchdown at Oakland in Week 13. The supplemental draft pick notched his first 100-yard game of the season and remains a solid WR3 in the fantasy playoffs.

Greg Little

Little caught four passes for 48 yards against the Raiders in Week 13. The sophomore wide receiver is definitely the second fiddle behind rookie Josh Gordon, and fantasy owners should treat him like that.

Benjamin Watson

Watson had one of his biggest games of the season against Oakland, tallying six catches for 80 yards. Over his past three games, the veteran tight end has 13 catches for 153 yards and two touchdowns. Even so, he's a fantasy gamble in the playoffs right now.

Phil Dawson

In a growing trend, Dawson kicked two field goals and two extra points against the Raiders in Week 13. He now has two field goals and two extra points in three straight games. He's not an elite fantasy kicker, but he's safe to start.

Cleveland allowed 17 points, 351 passing yards and 85 rushing yards to the Raiders in Week 13. The Browns also tallied one sack and one interception. The Chiefs should struggle offensively again, making the Browns a sleeper pick in many leagues.