Fantasy Player Projections

Joe Flacco

The Redskins rank 31st against the pass, giving up 299.0 yards per game. Flacco couldn't be happier to face them; he has passed for less than 200 yards in five of the Ravens' last eight games.

Ray Rice

Baltimore's best weapon has been more effective on the road than at home this season, and has logged 20 or more carries in each of his last three road games.

Bernard Pierce

Coach John Harbaugh has said he would not be reluctant to use Pierce more, but he has yet to do so. Even in a contest like this, which figures to produce plenty of yards and points, Pierce is not someone fantasy owners can trust.

Torrey Smith

Smith moves from one end of the spectrum to the other -- from facing Pittsburgh's top-ranked pass defense to a Washington unit that has allowed 24 touchdown passes. Fantasy owners won't be disappointed.

Anquan Boldin

This weekend Boldin will become the 39th player to join the list of receivers with 10,000 or more yards. Fantasy owners can expect it to be the lone highlight of his day.

Jacoby Jones

Since the start of October, Jones has recorded more than two catches in just one contest. His lone touchdown catch came in Week 2. The matchup might be tempting, but Jones is not.

Dennis Pitta

Washington has given up chunks of yards to opposing tight ends all season, so this could be a week in which Pitta sees more opportunities.

Justin Tucker

Tucker has made at least two field goals in each of Baltimore's last four games and has averaged 9.5 points during that stretch. The Redskins have allowed 27 field goal attempts this year, seventh most in the league.

It has been a rough year for Baltimore's defense. Now the battered unit must try to contain a dual-threat quarterback who has thrown just four interceptions this season. Find a replacement unit this week.

Robert Griffin III

Griffin III may be among the safest plays for fantasy owners. Not only does he consistently score fantasy points with passing and rushing yards, he also he makes very few mistakes. RGIII has posted a QB Rating of 100.0 or better three straight weeks.

Alfred Morris

Morris has now carried 20 or more times in three consecutive weeks. Think it's a coincidence the Redskins won all three? He has been a letdown in terms of touchdown production (just one in the past six weeks), but the touches and yards have been there.

Pierre Garcon

Garcon has made an instant impact since returning from the trainer's table, with touchdowns in each of the last two weeks. He is the only Redskins receiver worth starting.

Joshua Morgan

The Redskins have many receivers to complement Pierre Garcon, but lately Morgan has received the most love from Robert Griffin III. Morgan actually leads Washington in receptions. The downside: He doesn't have a single touchdown this season and has just two catches of 20 or more yards.

Santana Moss

Moss was nowhere to be found in Week 13 and has been targeted just eight times over the past four weeks. It doesn't matter how many touchdowns he has scored this season; Moss is too big of a gamble.

Logan Paulsen

Paulsen had our attention about a month ago after replacing Fred Davis, but he hasn't kept it the past few weeks. Robert Griffin III has gone away from throwing to his tight ends, giving Paulsen few targets.

Kai Forbath

Seven weeks into his career, Forbath still has not missed a kick. He has also only made 11, though, which has kept him out of most fantasy leagues.

The Redskins' defense does not generate many sacks and ranks in the bottom 10 for points allowed. Baltimore's offense may not scare opponents, but it's good enough to challenge Washington.