NFL Week 14 Dynasty Detour

Dynasty Take: As his two rushing TDs this week showed (go check them out), Shough is an extremely underrated athlete. The 26-year-old rookie pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the season against the Buccaneers. Most of us assumed the Saints would be at the top of the 2026 QB draft board. Now? There’s a legitimate case that Shough should remain the starter into next season. If I had to crystal-ball it, I’d guess he’s more likely than not to open 2026 as the starter. He looks really good and has an amazing schedule to close out the year.

Dynasty Take: Harvey is quietly heating up. He has 43.2 PPR points in his last two games, and he’s finally starting to win the lion’s share of touches. This week he hit a season-high 68 percent snap share. He’s ascending, but I’m not fully sold yet. I think Sean Payton prefers a timeshare long term, so I won’t be buying into the rising Harvey hype.

Dynasty Take: Obligatory disclaimer that this is a three-game sample size. But even looking at the last four weeks, Wilson leads the entire NFL in targets, catches, and yards. I dropped him in both of my dynasty leagues the week before Kyler Murray went down. You’re welcome, Wilson managers. His rookie-year flashes have turned into a legitimate breakout. I do fear this may just be a ridiculous hot streak, but he’s clearly not a roster clogger anymore and should retain flex value beyond this season. Props to anyone bold enough to either sell high or buy high right now. That will not be me.

Dynasty Take: This is just another reminder of why I called Fannin “my biggest buy in dynasty” last week. I said to try to get him for a late first, but after this game I’m not sure that price is even realistic anymore. This stat confirms what anyone watching him already knows: the dude is extremely hard to bring down. Very reminiscent of Tucker Kraft. Fannin has a great schedule down the stretch and I expect him to keep producing while his value on KeepTradeCut continues to skyrocket. His teammate David Njoku, who was injured Sunday, is a free agent this summer.

Dynasty Take: Wright does not have standalone fantasy value despite his impressive 107 yards and 1 TD. The game was not close, and reports said Achane could have returned if needed. What was notable is that Wright logged the majority of snaps over rookie Ollie Gordon II. Achane managers should know that the true handcuff appears to be Wright, not Gordon.

Dynasty Take: I love that Flournoy balls out every time he gets a shot. He’s legitimately good. I don’t think he’ll have standalone fantasy value as long as George Pickens is re-signed this summer. If Pickens leaves, Flournoy could have a real path to touches. Definitely someone to keep an eye on. I’m adding him in my deep dynasty league of of waivers.