Fantasy Player Projections

Robert Griffin III

If Griffin's LCL is healthy enough for him to play against the Eagles, fantasy owners would do well to remember his four-touchdown game against Philly in Week 11 and roll the dice on starting him despite the injury. If he can't go, rookie Kirk Cousins played well enough in Griffin's absence to get a look as an injury replacement.

Alfred Morris

Morris rushed 27 times for 87 yards and two touchdowns in Week 15 at Cleveland. He also caught two passes for six yards. He's been busy over the past four games, averaging 24 carries per contest.

Evan Royster

Royster rushed twice for three yards and a touchdown at Cleveland in Week 15. As Alfred Morris' backup, he's not worth a look in fantasy play just yet.

Pierre Garcon

Garcon led the Redskins with six catches for 65 yards in Week 15 at Cleveland. If RGIII returns from a knee injury, Garcon's fantasy value will improve.

Leonard Hankerson

Hankerson caught just two passes at Cleveland in Week 15, but they were for 56 yards and two touchdowns. It was the biggest day of Hankerson's career, and he's finally fulfilling some of the potential fantasy owners have been waiting for.

Santana Moss

Moss caught five passes for 57 yards against the Browns in Week 15 and has eight catches for 109 yards in his past two games. That bodes well for his matchup with the Eagles, against whom he caught a 61-yard touchdown pass in Week 11.

Logan Paulsen

Paulsen caught four passes for 47 yards at Cleveland in Week 15, but won't be a startable fantasy tight end until he sees those numbers every week.

Kai Forbath

Forbath kicked a 44-yard field goal and five extra points in the Redskins' win over Cleveland in Week 15. Still, he has kicked just one field goal in four of his past five games.

The Redskins had two interceptions and two sacks against the Browns on Sunday. This defense had four sacks and two interceptions against the Eagles in Week 11.

Nick Foles

Foles threw for 182 yards, one touchdown and one interception against the Bengals in Week 15. That was better than the two interceptions and zero touchdown passes he offered in his Week 11 game against the Redskins.

LeSean McCoy

McCoy has been cleared to play and will start for the Eagles against Washington in Week 16. He hasn't played since suffering a concussion in Week 11 -- also against Washington. He'll likely give up some carries to rookie Bryce Brown, who has played well at times in McCoy's place.

Bryce Brown

Brown had his second disappointing outing in two weeks, rushing 16 times for 34 yards against the Bengals in Week 15. Brown followed his two huge games with two stinkers, and he'll see a reduced workload with LeSean McCoy (concussion) ready to return in Week 16.

Jeremy Maclin

Maclin caught four passes for 73 yards against the Bengals in Week 15. With DeSean Jackson sidelined, Maclin has become the main target in Philly's pass offense. He was shut out in Week 11 against the Redskins, but this offense has changed a bit since then.

Jason Avant

Avant caught three passes for 44 yards in Week 15 against Cincinnati. He now has 14 catches for 256 yards in his past three games. Consider him for your flex spot in Week 16 against the Redskins.

Brent Celek

Celek missed Week 15 with a concussion, but he's hopeful of playing against the Redskins in Week 16. He should be: Washington gives up the most points to tight ends in the league.

Alex Henery

Henery made two short field goals and two shorter extra points for the Eagles in Week 15 against Cincinnati. He has averaged two field goals over his past five games.

The Eagles had six sacks and two forced fumbles against the Bengals in Week 15. They'll either be facing a Redskins team led by the possible Rookie of the Year in Robert Griffin III or a Redskins team led by Kirk Cousins, who threw for more than 300 yards in his first NFL start. Despite the big game against the Bengals, the Eagles' defense is still a middle-of-the-road unit in fantasy play.