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Week 15 Fantasy Football Start/Sit Advice

Justice Hill (RB – BAL)

“The Giants have struggled to contain running backs, making this a favorable matchup for Justice Hill. With Baltimore’s strong ground game, Hill could see opportunities to exploit a vulnerable defense, especially in garbage time, if the Ravens control the game. His explosiveness and potential for a late touchdown make him a sneaky sleeper pick for Week 15.”
– Francisco (Chato) Romero (Estadio Fantasy)

Hunter Henry (TE – NE)

“If you’re looking for a solid plug-and-play sleeper for your Week 15 playoff matchup, Patriots TE Hunter Henry is your guy. The veteran bookend leads the team in targets (77), receptions (58) and receiving yards (610). Rookie QB Drake Maye has targeted Henry 26 times in the last three weeks. Look for Henry to again be a primary target for Maye in a tough matchup against the Arizona Cardinals.”
– Nate Polvogt (Optimus Fantasy Football)

Patrick Taylor (RB – SF)

“Patrick Taylor, 49ers: We’ll see about the status of Isaac Guerendo, but it’d be a bit surprising if he can play through a foot sprain on Thursday night. If he’s out, Taylor should slide into lead-back work for a 49ers team implied for a solid 26.25 points.”
– Kevin English (Draft Sharks)