The Titans played the Houston Texans close with Davis Mills under center. In fact, I would argue it was one of their most complete games of the entire season. However, Cam Ward lost his WR1 in Calvin Ridley for the remainder of the season, leaving him with Van Jefferson, rookies and practice squaders at wideout.

The Colts are coming off their bye week and the Chiefs have lost two straight. Kansas City is 0-5 in one-possession games.

The majority of polled Chiefs’ fans believe the team will not reach the postseason this year, following 10 consecutive seasons that ended with a playoff run. Nearly half of the polled Kansas City fans wanted to spread the blame from the loss in Denver to the entire team, not a specific group.

The Packers ruled out two players: corner Nate Hobbs (knee) and wide receiver Jayden Reed (foot/shoulder). Reed's 21-day practice window opened Friday as he works back from both foot and collarbone surgeries from Week 2. Hobbs did not practice all week.

It was an up-and-down week for the NFL’s top quarterbacks. Some - Lamar Jackson, Patrick Mahomes - struggled mightily, while others - Josh Allen, Dak Prescott - balled out. Here are my top 15 quarterbacks in the NFL going into Week 12.

Xavier Worthy and Jordan Addison headline this week’s top wide receiver start/sit recommendations for Week 12.

Which NFL DFS picks from those matchups should you target, and are there players from potentially lower-scoring games like Seahawks vs. Titans or Raiders vs. Browns who should factor into your NFL DFS strategy?