Huddle Up: Bateman has not been a main part of the offense this season with at least 50 yards in only two games this season. He will likely see a few targets this week but can be avoided in most leagues.

Huddle Up: Jackson has thrown for only one touchdown in the last touchdown in his last four games and does not have any rushing touchdowns during that span. He has played well at times against the Pittsburgh Steelers during his career and can still be a low-end No. 1 quarterback in most fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Jackson has missed at least one day of practice most weeks in 2025. The team does not seem concerned at this point, so no changes should be made if you planned on having him in your lineup for Week 14.

Huddle Up: Andrews has caught 37 passes for 332 yards and five touchdowns this season and is on track to remain with the Ravens for several more seasons. He likely will continue to be the starting tight end for the team and can be a low-end No. 1 or high-end No. 2 tight end in fantasy leagues next season.

Huddle Up: Bateman was able to return last week after missing some time but finished with zero receptions. He will see a few targets if he is able to play this week but can be avoided in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Bateman has two or fewer receptions in each of his past seven games, while posting 25 or fewer receiving yards in six of the past seven outings. He can be left to the waiver wire in all but the deepest of fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: It was a horrible showing for Flowers when it means the most, as the fantasy regular season is winding down. He hasn't scored since Week 1 when he had his only touchdown of the season, and his two grabs tied a season low. He is a risky WR4 or flex fantasy option heading into Week 14 against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Huddle Up: Hopkins had a meager stat output, but it was actually his best showing since Week 5 when he had 46 receiving yards against the Houston Texans, his original NFL team. He hasn't scored a touchdown since Week 2, and he continues to post poor yardage totals. He can only be trusted in deeper fantasy leagues, and even that's debatable.

Huddle Up: Andrews was outperformed by Isaiah Likely (5-95-0), but the veteran didn't do a terrible job for fantasy managers in PPR leagues, either. Statistically, the Bengals are the worst defense against opposing tight ends, and it showed. The Steelers entered Week 13 with the fifth-most fantasy points allowed to tight ends, and Pittsburgh is the opponent in Week 14. Andrews should be treated as a low-end TE1 or top TE2 in most fantasy leagues with the advantageous matchup.

Huddle Up: It was easily Likely's best performance of the season, as he had been an afterthought in the Baltimore offense most of the season. Is this a sign of things to come, or will be head back to fantasy obscurity? It's a dangerous guessing game to play at a very important portion of the fantasy schedule, with playoff spots hanging in the balance. Treat him as a TE2 or flex fantasy option heading into Week 14 against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Bengals are the worst defense against tight ends, and Pittsburgh entered Week 13 allowing the fifth-most fantasy points to opposing TEs.

Huddle Up: Mitchell has been serving as the primary backup to Derrick Henry with Justice Hill out, getting a handful of touches in the backfield. However, he is only worth a look in deeper fantasy leagues and those formats which use individual return yardage as long as Henry is healthy and available.

Huddle Up: The 6.0 yards per carry was his second-best total since Week 1 when he had that monster performance against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday Night Football. That seems like a distant memory at this point. He has at least one rushing touchdown in three straight games, totaling four scores, and he remains an obvious RB1 in all fantasy leagues. He'll look to keep up his TD streak against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 14.

Huddle Up: Jackson has been tentative about running since returning from his hamstring injury. This was a highly disappointing performance for Jackson, who was going up against one of the worst defenses in the NFL. The 246 passing yards were his most since Week 3, and second highest of the season. However, he has gone without a passing score in three straight games with three picks and two fumbles lost. He should be a QB1 in all fantasy leagues as long as he is active, but right now, he is awfully hard to trust, as he just doesn't look like the same guy. At a critical juncture of the fantasy season, hard decisions need to be made, and you might have to go another way.

Huddle Up: Bateman is on track to return to practice after missing the last few weeks because of the injury. He has been held to under 25 yards in seven of his nine games this season and can probably be avoided in most fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Jackson has been dealing with several injuries over the last few weeks but has been able to play. He has posted disappointing numbers over the last three games but should be able to make plays against the Cincinnati Bengals defense. He will be a No. 1 quarterback in all fantasy leagues despite his recent play.

Huddle Up: Bateman is trying to make his way back from an ankle ailment. If he is able to practice in full Wednesday, there is a chance he suits up for Thursday's night game againt the Bengals. However, he should only be started in deeper leagues at this point. It's a critical juncture of the fantasy season, and Bateman is a huge question mark to start, especially if you have other more sure options scheduled for Sunday or Monday.

Huddle Up: Jackson has not looked 100 percent since returning from a month-long injury due to a hamstring injury, as he has been a bit limited in his rushing attempts and yardage. He has passed for just 348 yards with no touchdowns across the past two games, with only one touchdown and two picks in the previous three outings. Despite all of that, even if he isn't hitting on all cylinders, whenever No. 8 is active, he needs to be in your active fantasy lineup.

Huddle Up: Jackson has made it a pattern to miss the first practice of the week before returning for the next. Jackson should be in your lineup for Week 13 as a QB1.

Huddle Up: Bateman has been sidelined for a few weeks because of the injury but may have a chance to return to the lineup this week. He will see a few targets if he plays in Week 13 and could be a possible flex option in some leagues because of the matchup.

Huddle Up: Andrews was held to under 10 yards for the third time this season but does have four total touchdowns in his last four games. He will see a handful of targets next week against the Cincinnati Bengals and can be a low-end No. 1 tight end in some leagues.

Huddle Up: Likely had a productive game earlier in the season but has been held to under 20 yards in seven of his eight games this season. He will continue to see a few targets per game but can be avoided in leagues.

Huddle Up: Hopkins has been a little more involved in the passing game recently with 11 targets in his last three games but only has 40 yards combined in those games. He will see a few targets against the Cincinnati Bengals but is no longer a starting fantasy option.

Huddle Up: Flowers has been the main target in the passing game this season and has finished with at least five receptions in eight of his 11 games this season. He will see a good amount of targets again next week and should be a starting option in all leagues.

Huddle Up: Henry has received at least 18 carries in each of the last six games and has rushed for 70 or more yards in five of the games. He continues to be one of the better running backs in the NFL and will be a starting option in all leagues next week.

Huddle Up: Jackson has thrown for under 200 yards in four of his last five games and has zero touchdown passes in his last two games. He will have a favorable matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals next week and should continue to be a No. 1 quarterback in leagues despite his recent play.

Huddle Up: Jackson will start Week 12's game versus the New York Jets and does not appear on the injury report after being a full participant in Baltimore's two most recent practice sessions. He should still be viewed as a No. 1 quarterback in all fantasy formats, even though his performance in Week 11 against the Cleveland Browns was not something to write home about.