Still no word on the severity of Wes Welker’s knee injury. Let’s take a look at all of the key NFL Week 17 fantasy injuries.

New England Patriots fans are cringing after the news of a potentially serious injury to the league’s most prolific pass-catcher. Wes Welker hurt his left knee, and needed assistance getting off the field. While on the sidelines, he was seen cursing/yelling on the bench, which eventually gave way to tears. A cart was summoned, which took Welker to the locker room. It doesn’t take a detective to determine that there is a high probability Welker will not be a part of the post season.

Week 17 is always a nightmare to determine who to start and who to bench. Hopefully, you’re in a league that’s smart enough to have the Championship game in Week 16. If not, then you need to dig deep. This magnificent tool (courtesy of myfantasyleague.com; organized by KLGM) will help you identify the best match-ups. Trust the numbers. Statistics never lie.

Week 17 is always a nightmare to determine who to start and who to bench. Hopefully, you’re in a league that’s smart enough to have the Championship game in Week 16. If not, then you need to dig deep. This magnificent tool (courtesy of myfantasyleague.com; organized by KLGM) will help you identify the best match-ups. Trust the numbers. Statistics never lie.

Hopefully you were around a computer at 3pm EST. That’s when Rams workhorse running back Steven Jackson was declared inactive. He’s been playing with a few different ailments lately – the most serious being a sore back from carrying the pathetic Rams. Panther’s wide receiver Steve Smith is one of the toughest players in all of football. He caught a 22-yard pass over the middle, was clobbered by a Giants safety, hung onto the football, and stayed on his feet for the final 5 yards of a 27-yard TD catch. It was also his last play of the season, as his broke his forearm on the play. Falcons’ tight end Tony Gonzalez missed much of the game versus the lowly Bills with a calf injury. Running back Pierre Thomas missed all of the second half, and Brandon Jacobs can never be trusted to make it through any given game. Let’s take a look at all of the key NFL Week 16 injuries (courtesy of cbs; organized by keeperleaguegm.com):

Who do I start? Who do I bench? Are you constantly wrong with your fantasy start and bench decision? Tired of using your “gut”? Well this magnificent tool (courtesy of myfantasyleague.com; organized by KLGM) will help you identify the best match-ups. Of course you never bench your studs – hopefully you’ve learned that much by now. But when you need to dig deep, trust the numbers. Statistics never lie.