Montee Ball – RB DEN

While it’s too little too late in most all cases, Montee Ball looked great in Week 13, rushing the ball 13 times for 117 yards. He is a reach as a flex-play right now, but should anything happen to Knowshon Moreno in the final three weeks, it’s clear Ball can do damage if given a full shot to run. He is a trade-for in dynasty formats, as he has been all season long despite the disappointing rookie campaign.

Doug Baldwin – WR SEA

Three touchdowns over the last four weeks, with 75, 76, 63 and 77 yards in each of those games. That’s a WR3 right there.

Michael Crabtree – WR SF

His two receptions for 68 yards in Week 13 was rather impressive on a limited snap count. He still has another week or two before he could possibly be near full speed, but he is an interesting WR3/4 add in larger leagues, and he is a must grab in larger leagues.

Andre Holmes – WR OAK

Seven receptions for 136 yards in Week 13? Wow. If you just saw the stat line, you missed out on some serious showcasing. Who knows if he gets a fair shot the rest of this year and next year, but if he does, this is one of those players that can go from rags to riches. Take notice, dynasty owners!

Zach Ertz – TE PHI

Five receptions for 68 yards and 2TDs, yep, that makes you a must grab in redraft. He shouldn’t be available in dynasty. Is he a TE1? No, but in leagues where you might be sporting an injured Julius Thomas, or insert another similar scenario, Ertz makes a fine add/play.

Greg Jennings – WR GB

Seven receptions for 78 yards and a score puts him back on the WR3/4 map, but that’s it. The guy has done almost nothing in the seven weeks prior.

Jay Cutler – QB CHI

Jay Cutler (ankle) is currently “week to week” but should return to practice on Thursday. He has a lot of weapons with Matt Forte, Brandon Marshall and Alshon Jeffery, so if back, he could serve as a very underrated low-end QB1 in the final couple weeks of the season. Then again, it just depends who you have ahead of him.