The dormant page continued to sleep at 15 weeks.although turning Chris Rodriguez Jr. on Jacorey Croskey-Merritt would have made sense on Sunday after Rodriguez was officially scratched. Week 16 is coming. Let's see what pearls we can dig up.
TE Colby Parkinson to Seahawks (28%)
Just because it's obvious doesn't mean it can't be correct. Parkinson has six touchdowns in six weeks and gets along well with MVP favorite Matthew Stafford. Goal line opportunities could arise as Davante Adams is unlikely to play on Thursday.
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RB Michael Carter vs. Falcons (32%)
He's the fourth or fifth string Arizona back to this point, but he is also the last healthy person alive. Taking advantage of opportunities is a big part of the game for running backs, and the Arizona offense has been consistently productive since Jacoby Brissett took over at quarterback.
WR Jalen Coker vs. Buccaneers (9%)
He has hit 8-134-2 over the last two weeks and is progressing well while Tetairoa McMillan has hit the rookie wall. Tampa Bay's defense tends to be a passing funnel, so Coker can play his projection again.
WR Adonai Mitchell to Saints (18%)
He scored touchdowns in two of three weeks and was the first read (6-58-1) in Brady Cook's first start. Cook is confirmed as the starter in Week 16, so Mitchell will likely have 7-10 targets in his pocket before kickoff.
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QB JJ McCarthy to Giants (40%)
A connection with Justin Jefferson may have to wait until 2026, but McCarthy does have over 20 points in two straight starts and didn't even receive a single penalty against Dallas. Now McCarthy will be able to attack the New York defense, which fourth friendliest to opposing defenders.
TE Colston Loveland vs. Packers (40%)
He had four catches and a touchdown in the previous game in Green Bay, and with Luther Bearden III and Rome Odunze both down, Loveland's opportunities could skyrocket in this matchup. Green Bay has played good defense all year, but the Packers should be less effective on defense with Micah Parsons lost this season.
