If you want to win your fantasy league, listen up. The playoffs are quickly approaching,

meaning it's crunch time. And the following players will help you win your league. You want to

add them now. Beginning with Chuba Hubbard, who was able to practice this past week,

he did miss the game in week nine, but he's on pace and trending to return for week 10.

And now here's what you need to know. The Panthers in week nine. It wasn't a Deonté Foreman show anymore, see for yourself. Three different running backs were used in this game. Foreman saw

43% of the snaps, but multiple other running backs, Spencer Brown and Rahim Blackshare, the rookie,

saw over 25% of the snaps. And the reason for this is the Panthers were trailing and Foreman is not

a pass-catching running back, but this is something to take note of because the Panthers are

underdogs in every single one of their remaining games. And now this means Hubbard is going to be on the field more as a pass catching running back,

and don't forget what happened in week seven.

Before injury in week seven, Hubbard earned 61% of the snaps and was by far the clear

starting running back for the Panthers.

He played on 85% of the passing down snaps as well.

So pick up Chuba Hubbard, who might be the RB1 as soon as this week in Carolina, and then get this veteran wide receiver. And I'm talking about OBJ, Odell Beckham Jr., who is currently available

in 77% of fantasy football leagues. And according to Jay Glazer yesterday, Odell Beckham Jr. is expected

to be fully cleared from his injury, his ACL, by the end this week, and could play as soon as next week. And just like last year, O'Dell wants to sign with a contender, like he did with the Rams,

which means if you're signing with a contender, you likely have a solid to great quarterback.

And don't forget how solid O'Dell was last year, not even counting the playoffs where he was

great, just the end of the season, the second half of the year, a top 22 wide receiver. And sure, there's been an injury since then, but this type of player should not be on the waivers in over 75% of leagues add him and this rookie

wide receiver. And that would be Jahan Dotson out of Penn State, the rookie, who it's probably

pretty easy to forget about him because he's missed the last couple of games with injury,

but he's expected back soon and here's why you want him. Through four games in his rookie career, he averages a top 24 finish in three of those four games. And very quietly,

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