Fantasy Player Projections

Russell Wilson

Wilson's fantasy owners got the bad with the good against Arizona. He played well enough to throw for 148 yards and a touchdown, but the Seahawks got such a big lead that they were able to rest Wilson for much of the game. His streak of throwing two touchdown passes per game ended at five, and he threw his first interception at home.

Marshawn Lynch

Lynch rushed just 11 times against Arizona, his lowest number of the season, but he tallied 128 yards and three touchdowns in the blowout win. He's a must-start running back in Week 15 against the Bills' bad rush defense.

Robert Turbin

Turbin had his biggest game of the season in Week 14 against Arizona, as he ran 20 times for 108 yards in the blowout win. His success came because of the big lead, but he's a great handcuff for Marshawn Lynch's owners.

Sidney Rice

Rice, like Golden Tate, caught just two passes (for 35 yards) against the Cardinals in Week 14. The Seahawks will run against the Bills in Week 15, but Rice can still help fantasy owners as a WR3.

Golden Tate

Tate was a huge disappointment in Week 14 against the Cardinals, as he caught just two passes for six yards in a blowout win. He had scored four touchdowns in his previous four games, but fantasy owners should only consider him a borderline WR3 in Week 15.

Zach Miller

While Miller didn't have 105 receiving yards like teammate Anthony McCoy, he did catch two passes for 29 yards and a touchdown against Arizona. He's still not a reliable fantasy tight end, however.

Anthony McCoy

McCoy caught three passes for a season-high 105 yards, including a 67-yard catch, against the Cardinals in Week 14. Don't expect that again this season.

Steven Hauschka

Hauschka kicked three field goals and seven extra points in a ridiculous fantasy day for the Seahawks against the Cardinals. Unfortunately, it's doubtful many fantasy owners started him, considering he had just one field goal in his previous three games.

The Seahawks likely pushed their fantasy owners deeper into the playoffs with their Week 14 performance against the Cardinals. They scored two defensive touchdowns and added three sacks and four interceptions. The Bills are much better offensively than the Cardinals, but the Seahawks remain an excellent unit.

Ryan Fitzpatrick

Fitzpatrick threw for 247 passing yards, one touchdown and an interception against St. Louis in Week 14. He'll continue his up-and-down season against a tough Seahawks defense in Week 15 and isn't worth the risk against a unit allowing less than 150 passing yards.

C.J. Spiller

Spiller just didn't have the touches against the Rams in Week 14, when he rushed seven times for 37 yards and caught one pass for 15 yards. The averages were great, and the Bills will have to lean on him again, as Fred Jackson (knee) could be sidelined for the season.

Tashard Choice

Choice will now take over the second running back duties in Buffalo with C.J. Spiller moving up to replace Fred Jackson (knee), who could be done for the season.

Stevie Johnson

Johnson led the Bills with six catches for 71 yards against the Rams in Week 14, but he was unable to get into the end zone. The Seahawks' pass defense is tough, but Johnson is the No. 1 scoring threat for the Bills in a game where they'll likely have to pass a lot.

Donald Jones

Jones caught three passes for 33 yards against the Rams in Week 14, as he came back from a calf injury. He's battling for touches with rookie T.J. Graham, but neither is worth starting in fantasy right now.

Scott Chandler

Chandler caught five balls for a season-high 71 yards against the Rams in Week 14, and he continues to be one of Ryan Fitzpatrick's favorite targets. Unfortunately, the Seahawks are the toughest team against tight ends in the league, allowing just two touchdowns to them all season.

Rian Lindell

Lindell kicked two field goals against the Rams in Week 14, but he didn't get any extra-point attempts. He's inconsistent from a fantasy perspective this season, so look elsewhere against a tough Seahawks defense.

Buffalo posted one sack and one interception against the Rams in Week 14, while limiting St. Louis to 78 total rushing yards and 209 passing yards for a respectable defensive afternoon. The Seahawks' offense, meanwhile, scored 44 points against Arizona (not including two defensive touchdowns). That makes the Bills' defense a risky start in Week 15.