Pittsburgh Steelers – Fantasy Forecast – Week 15

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Antonio Brown

#10 Ranked WR

Week in and week out Brown gets the targets, catches, yards and now even the TDs. He’s match-up proof. And last week (even though he was a baby toe out-of-bounds and negated one of the coolest last plays of a game, um, EVER) he managed to catch five passes for 137 yards and one TD. Yes, please. Cincinnati is a tough defense, but Brown keeps getting it done. Play him.

 

Gut Calls

Le’Veon Bell

#18 Ranked WR

He’s really a starter, but Cincinnati gives up the 5th fewest fantasy points to opposing RBs and the Steelers pass quite a bit. Last week Bell rushed 15 times for only 61 yards and then caught five passes for 23 yards. If he could find the end zone, he’d be great. And even thought the TDs don’t happen all that often, his fantasy floor is low. He’s had at least 20 touches in his last six games and that’s even after suffering a concussion. He’s reliable, and that’s worth something.

For Your Consideration: Almost Everyone Else – Ben Roethlisberger (QB), Emmanuel Sanders (WR), Jerricho Cotchery (WR), Heath Miller (TE)

 

Bench Warmers

Pittsburgh Defense

#19 Ranked DEF

Although the Pittsburgh Defense played better recently, the Bengals are hot right now. The Steelers aren’t the “defense first” kind of team we’re used to seeing. Next week they play at Green Bay and if Rodgers is still out, that would be your chance to give them a try.

 

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