NFL Week 12 Weather Updates: Mild cold and wind, no wind or snow to affect fantasy start 'em, sit 'em calls

Matt Lutovsky

NFL Week 12 Weather Updates: Mild cold and wind, no wind or snow to affect fantasy start 'em, sit 'em calls image

What has been going on with the November weather? Every week we expect at least a couple games with some kind of weather concerns -- be it snow, heavy rain, heavy wind or extreme cold temperatures -- but for the past several weeks, we've had nothing but mostly clear forecasts. Week 12 might be the best forecast yet for fantasy owners, as start 'em, sit 'em decisions are unlikely to be affected.

The other shoe will drop eventually, but right now let's just enjoy the clear skies. Of course, nothing is better than games played in stadiums with a roof. Thursday saw three of those games, and Sunday and Monday bring three more (Dolphins-Colts, Packers-Vikings, and Titans-Texans).

Week 12 Rankings:
Quarterback | Running Back | Wide Receiver | Tight End | D/ST | Kicker

NFL Week 12 weather updates

Steelers-Broncos and Jaguars-Bills will vie for coldest game of the week, with temperatures sitting in the low 40s. Again, for this time of year, that's really not that bad, so it shouldn't have much of an effect. Jags-Bills also will have winds around 10 mph and chances for precipitation around 10-20 percent. Again, not really that worrisome or anything that should impact your lineup decisions.

WEEK 12 PPR RANKINGS: Running back | Wide receiver Tight end

Patriots-Jets and Browns-Bengals could also see winds up to 10 mph, and it's possible Browns-Bengals will see some light showers late in the game.

 

 

Matt Lutovsky

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Matt Lutovsky has been a writer and editor for The Sporting News since 2007, primarily writing about fantasy sports, betting, and gaming.