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Same rosters as usual: Pick two quarterbacks, two wide receivers, two running backs, one tight end and one defense while staying under the $100,000 salary cap. The salary is determined by the points a player is projected to score in a given week. Wish you had Peyton Manning all year? Draft him this week against the Titans!
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Here are the Sporting News' picks for Week 14:
Lions QB Matthew Stafford: Philly gives up the most passing yards in the league, and this game should be a shootout.
Eagles QB Nick Foles: Foles is on fire and Philly will find it easier to pass than run on Detroit.
Vikings RB Adrian Peterson: Why wouldn't you take A.D. at $12,542?
Bears RB Matt Forte: Dallas is allowing the most fantasy points to RBs, and it will be a cold, windy Monday night in Chicago.
Titans WR Kendall Wright: He gets consistent targets and receptions each week, and Tennessee will be playing from behind in Denver.
Eagles WR Riley Cooper: See Foles/Stafford; Detroit gives up the second-most fantasy points to WRs.
Bucs WR Vincent Jackson: Buffalo is allowing the third-most fantasy points to WRs.
Giants WR Rueben Randle: The Chargers have a bad pass D, and Randle should see decent targets; the San Diego weather is a nice bonus.
Steelers TE Heath Miller: Miller has been quietly racking up targets and catches, and has a nice TE matchup against the Dolphins.
Broncos DEF: Denver should jump out to a big lead and will have a lot of opportunities for big plays against Ryan Fitzpatrick.
Here is an example of a winning roster from Week 13:
