The fantasy football playoffs are continuing with the finals in most leagues and some sleepers and starters to pick include Christine Michael, Cameron Artis-Payne, Karlos Williams, Denard Robinson, Rueben Randle, Tyler Lockett, Mike Gillislee, Tim Hightower and Bryce Brown.
The Seattle Seahawks still don't have a set return date for Marshawn Lynch and that puts Christine Michael, Bryce Brown and Fred Jackson in position to contribute. Michael should be the top option after rushing for 84 yards last week on 16 carries, but Pete Carroll could use a split between Brown and Michael. For fantasy owners needing a boost, Michael is the better option at this point.
Jonathan Stewart is out again for the Panthers and that should put Cameron Artis-Payne in position to put up some points. The Falcons defense has been inconsistent all season and last week Payne was the top option over Fozzy Whittaker and Mike Tolbert. Tolbert could snag a touchdown if the Panthers get into a goal line situation, but Payne should once again lead the group in touches. Last week Payne had 16 touches overall, including 14 carries for 59 yards against the Giants.
LeSean McCoy is dealing with an injury and that could put Karlos Williams and Mike Gillislee in position to get carries on Sunday. Williams had 41 yards last week after previously missing time with an injury, while Gillislee led the way with 81 yards, but a chunk of that came on a 60-yard run. Williams and Gillislee both should get touches for the Bills and are worth picking up to help replace players dealing with injuries.
TJ Yeldon has been dealing with a knee injury and after missing last week, Denard Robinson could get the chance to step up again. Robinson was able to practice in full while dealing with a foot injury and he was able to play all 62 snaps last week. Rueben Randle could get the chance to step up this week with Odell Beckham Jr. suspended, as he comes in after scoring a TD and making four receptions for the Giants last week. Tyler Lockett has been stepping up for the Seahawks over the past few weeks, while Tim Hightower has been strong while replacing Mark Ingram.