Winners and losers from Fantasy Week 18 as we spin it ahead to 2022 right now on fantasy football

today in 5.

Adam Mazer and Chris Towers, it is Sunday night, week 18, and the regular season in the books.

All right, we're going to go back and forth. Chris, you can start. Give me a week 18 winner.

I mean, it's got to be arguably the winner of the last seven or so weeks of the regular season of Monroe, St. Brown.

Had eight catches for 109 yards and a touchdown in one.

In this one, he got another carry for 12 yards.

They have been using him all over the field.

They have made him a very important part of their offense over the last month plus.

That is six straight games to close out the season with at least eight catches for him on Russ St. Brown.

Six, sorry, five touchdowns, no, six touchdowns in that span as well.

He's going to be a really, really interesting player to evaluate moving forward because I don't necessarily think the talent level is super high with him on Ross St. Brown. I think he's kind of just a guy, but he's been incredibly efficient over the last couple of months to close out this season. And he might end up being a buy for me in Dynasty if the Lions bring in another big name wide receiver because I think there's going to be an overreaction to pushing him down. And I think it could be an opportunity to buy. Chris, my friend, you are going to have to go faster than that. This is FFT in 5. All right, here we go. Watch and learn. I'm going to take Rashad Penny. He had at least two carries of 20 or more yards today.

I have to see the final box score, including a 62-yard breakaway one run. That gives him

10 carries of 20 or more yards on about 120 carries for the season. He's about one per 12

carries. He's making one per 12 carries.

He's making a huge statement to be considered

as maybe a third round pick

depending on where he ends up,

what kind of committee he's in.

You're up, go, winner.

Russell Wilson, he closed out the season

with three touchdowns,

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