Matchup Ratings

Juju Smith-Schuster has scored in three of his past five games for the Steelers, and in Week 17, he gets a Browns defense that has allowed 19 touchdowns to wide receivers this season, the fifth-highest total in the league.

A.J. Brown was held out of the end zone for only the third time in his last 12 games last week, but Tennessee's No. 1 receiver should rebound in Week 17 against a Texans secondary that he burned for two touchdowns back in Week 6.

Chad Hansen was held to one catch last week after topping 50 yards in each of his first three games with Houston, but he gets a nice opportunity to bounce back in Week 17 against a Titans defense that has allowed the fourth-most yards and touchdowns to wide receivers.

Contributing in the absence of Michael Thomas, Marquez Callaway and the Saints have a welcoming Week 17 matchup against a Panthers defense that has allowed the seventh-most yards per pass attempt (7.4) and the eighth-most passing touchdowns (16) since Week 8.

Davante Adams has scored in nine of the Packers last 10 games, totaling 15 total TDs in that span entering a Week 17 matchup against a Bears defense that's allowed multiple passing touchdowns in seven of eight, but limited him to a 6-61-1 line previously.

Jarvis Landry has seen eight targets in each of his last four outings for the Browns, and if he can come off the reserve/COVID-19 list for Week 17, he'll get a Steelers defense that has allowed 17 touchdowns to wide receivers this year, the seventh-highest number in the league.

Stefon Diggs scored three touchdowns and extended his lead on receptions and yards for all receivers, which would be the first time a Bills receiver led the league in those categories ever, heading into a matchup with the Dolphins in Week 17, who haven't allowed multiple touchdowns to opposing receivers since the Bills scored three in Week 2.

With 100 yards or a score in five straight games, Atlanta's Calvin Ridley has a great Week 17 matchup against a Buccaneers defense that has allowed the third-most passing touchdowns since Week 8 (18) and could be without top cornerback Carlton Davis.

Atlanta's Russell Gage has a solid Week 17 matchup against a Buccaneers defense that has allowed the third-most passing touchdowns since Week 8 (18) and could be without top cornerback Carlton Davis.

Keke Coutee has over 50 yards or a touchdown in each of his last four games, and Houston's slot receiver should stay involved in Week 17 against a Titans secondary that has allowed the fourth-most yards (2,808) and fourth-most touchdowns (20) to wide receivers.

Sterling Shepard is coming off his best outing of the season for the Giants, scored his second touchdown of the year last game, and will face a Cowboys pass defense in Week 17 that's surrendered 32 touchdowns through the air in 2020, which is 29th in the NFL.

Gabriel Davis saw five targets for the second straight week and could be in line for a larger role in the Bills passing game if Cole Beasley's injury holds him out for Week 17 against the Dolphins middle-of-the-pack secondary.

Carolina's Curtis Samuel has a tricky Week 17 matchup against a Saints defense that has allowed the seventh-fewest yards per pass attempt (6.8) but the 10th-most passing touchdowns (28) in 2020.

Chris Godwin and the Buccaneers have a middling Week 17 matchup with a Falcons defense that ranks ninth in passing touchdowns allowed (eight) and 16th in yards allowed per pass attempt (7.0) since Week 8.

Allen Robinson has topped 100 yards in two of his last three, and one for at least 70 yards in five straight and eight of his last nine for the Bears entering a must-win Week 17 matchup against a Packers defense he went for 8-74-2 against earlier in the year, but one that's allowing just 7.2 ypa and three touchdown receptions in the last four weeks.

Robby Anderson and the Panthers have an interesting Week 17 matchup against a Saints defense that has allowed the seventh-fewest yards per pass attempt (6.8) but the 10th-most passing touchdowns (28) in 2020.

DJ Moore and the Panthers have an interesting Week 17 matchup against a Saints defense that has allowed the seventh-fewest yards per pass attempt (6.8) but the 10th-most passing touchdowns (28) in 2020.

DJ Chark scored his fifth touchdown of the season last week, and he should work as the focal point of Jacksonville's underwhelming passing attack in Week 17 against a Colts defense that allowed Chark to find the end zone in the season opener.

Zach Pascal has three touchdowns in his last two games, but he had only three catches over the previous three games, making Pascal a high-risk, high-reward Week 17 option considering the Colts will likely rely primarily on the ground game against Jacksonville.

Darius Slayton has 25 targets over his last three contests for the Giants and will face a Dallas defense in Week 17 allowing 228.7 passing yards per outing in 2020, which is 11th in the league.

DK Metcalf has been held to 61 or fewer yards in five of the Seahawks' last seven games, but he'll have a Week 17 matchup against the 49ers defense that he destroyed for 161 yards and two touchdowns in Week 8.

Demarcus Robinson has only eight targets over the last four games, but with Kansas City having already clinched the No. 1 seed in the AFC and likely to rest key players, he could see increased volume in Week 17 against a Chargers defense allowing 224.1 passing yards a game, ninth in the league.

Jalen Guyton has caught seven passes for 134 yards on 11 targets over the last two games with Keenan Allen battling a hamstring injury, giving him some upside in Week 17 as the Chargers face a Kansas City defense that ranks 15th in passing yards per game allowed and which might be resting key players.

Jerry Jeudy saw a season-high 15 targets last week, but the Broncos rookie will need to solve his issue with drops if he's going to take full advantage of that volume in Week 17 against a Raiders defense allowing 259.2 passing yards a game, 25th in the league.