NFL fantasy football takeaways: A tale of two QBs — one awful, another surprising

Over his past five games, Lawrence has thrown for 1,338 yards and accounted for 17 touchdowns. He should be in starting lineups when the Jaguars play the banged-up Indianapolis Colts in the fantasy championship. 

Cardinals WR Michael Wilson cements himself as pick-up of the year

If you snagged Wilson off the waiver wire in the middle of the season, congratulations. He has been a revelation down the stretch of the fantasy football season. Since Week 11, Wilson has been the WR3 in PPR scoring.

In a poor game from Arizona's offense in Week 16 against Atlanta, Wilson still scored 13.2 PPR points thanks to an acrobatic, 32-yard touchdown catch in the first quarter. If Wilson helped you reach your fantasy championship, keep him in your starting lineup in a juicy matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 17. 

Patriots RB Rhamondre Stevenson could win you a championship

Stevenson fell off down the stretch because of rookie RB TreVeyon Henderson's emergence, but he's set up to smash in the fantasy football championship in Week 17. Henderson left Sunday night's win over Baltimore with a head injury, so he's unlikely to suit up in Week 17.

That's great news for Stevenson owners, as the New England Patriots get to play a New York Jets defense that's given up 111 points over its past three games. Stevenson will get a majority of the backfield work, making him a must-start RB in the fantasy Super Bowl.