The The Fantasy Super Bowl is upon us. It's here. Two pieces of advice if you are in the

Fantasy Championship game. One, do not think this. Do not bench Alshon Jeffrey for Kendall

Wright if Minnesota loses because then Philly may sit their starters.

Think about the regret factor.

If you don't start Al-Shaugh and he plays well and the difference between Al-Shon Jeffrey and Kendall Wright cost you the championship.

How bad will you feel?

If you play Al-Shon-Jefree and Kendall Wright outscores him by a wide enough margin to determine

the outcome of your championship game matchup.

How bad would you feel in that case?

Not bad because you go to our projections on Player Profiler.com forward slash player-dash rankings rankings we don't have kendle right projected to

score more points that al-Shaw and Jeffrey you have to assume that coaches are

going to play their players the full complement of snaps in week 16.

It's a very rare thing that players are rested for meaningful snaps,

multiple quarters in week 16.

The problem is you've had all week to think about it, you're obsessing over it, you're anxious, and when you're in this heightened anxiety-laden state of mind, that's the moment when you make bad decisions, when you overthink.

Don't even think about your fantasy team until Sunday morning.

And at this point you do not bench the players that got you there unless they have an egregious

matchup. I don't love Brandon cooks this week against Trenavius White. We have Trenavius

White is a top five cornerback on our cornerback rankings.

But I'm not benching Brandon Cooks for Kendall

fucking right.

You don't just go to the waiver wire,

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