Week 11 wrapped with a lopsided game between the Dallas Cowboys and Las Vegas Raiders. Fantasy managers on the wrong end of a similar performance will be looking to bounce back in Week 12.

Kansas City Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco has missed two consecutive games with a knee injury. Will Week 12 be the week he returns? Here's what we know about Pacheco's status.

The values assigned to the players below reflect a long-term measurement of their Fantasy value. Values are determined by expected future performance, future schedule, and, most importantly, public sentiment. Past performance isn't a major factor in the Trade Chart.

Which wideout could be the tipping point between a dub this weekend heading into the playoffs, and which receiver could doom you if you start them? Don't worry, we have you covered. Here are the wide receivers that need to play in week 12 and the ones who need some time on the pine.

The most and least favorable matchups in the NFL for this week's games at the four key fantasy positions: QB, RB, WR and TE.

Last week in this space, I called Dalton Schultz and Cade Otton must-start tight ends. Schultz did just fine, finishing as TE8 with 11.1 PPR Fantasy points. Otton was a huge bust with just two catches for 28 yards. Now they may be the most difficult tight ends to rank in Week 12.

MIAMI, Nov. 18 (UPI) --Jacoby Brissett, Emanuel Wilson and Sean Tucker are among my fantasy football waiver wire priorities for Week 12. Bryce Young, Tyler Allgeier, Michael Wilson and the Las Vegas Raiders defense/special teams are among my other targets.