If you're feeling stressed, you're not alone. The Sunday morning before the playoffs begin always give me a little anxiety, and if it makes you feel better, I've got six playoff matchups to stress out about today -- and yes, that is a humble brag. Please clap. 

One nice thing about this week is there aren't that many injury situations we're waiting on to be settled. Most of the biggest names on the injury report are active, and the ones who aren't -- Julio Jones, Christian McCaffrey, D.J. Moore, Brandin Cooks chief among them -- have already been settled. For the most part, we know who is in and who is out for Week 14, and that included one surprise name Sunday morning: Leonard Fournette is a healthy scratch for the Buccaneers. Bruce Arians talked about needing to give Ronald Jones more work during the bye week, and he's backing that up with actions. Sure, Jones could run the wrong route or wear the wrong gloves and wind up in Arians dog house again, but this the closest we're ever going to get to Arians lighting up a big neon sign that says, "START RONALD JONES." Jones is an RB1 for the Fantasy playoffs. 

If you have any other lineup questions, make sure you keep up with everything the Fantasy Football Today team is doing Sunday morning. In today's newsletter, I've got the latest on all of the injuries and replacements you need to know about for Week 14 and our expert consensus rankings for each position to help you make those lineup calls. Then you need to tune in to Fantasy Football Today live on CBS Sports HQ until kickoff for the latest news and analysis for today. We're also answering your questions on our Twitch stream starting at noon and going until kickoff — and you can always drop your questions on Twitter using the hashtag "#AskFFT" because the whole team is answering questions this morning.

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Here are the key injury situations we're watching out for Sunday, along with some potential fill-in options if you need help: 

• In: Matthew Stafford (thumb), Daniel Jones (hamstring), Brandon Allen (chest)

Well, that's easy enough. Moving on. 

• In: Kenyan Drake (hip), Ezekiel Elliott (calf), James Conner (COVID-19), D'Andre Swift (illness), Frank Gore (concussion), DeAndre Washington (hamstring)
• Expected to be in: Josh Jacobs (ankle), Justin Jackson (knee)
• Out: Christian McCaffrey (thigh), Myles Gaskin (COVID-19), David Johnson (COVID-19), Antonio Gibson (toe), Travis Homer (wrist/thumb/knee), Alexander Mattison (appendix)

Most of the big names on the injury report are active or expected to be, but obviously the absences of McCaffrey, Gaskin, and Johnson will be felt. Mike Davis is a solid RB2, while Duke Johnson and DeAndre Washington are more like flex plays. I would lean toward starting Johnson if I had to choose, given the absence of so many pass-catching options in the Texans offense. 

The key thing I want to see this week is Swift's usage. He made the leap into the starting lineup and seemingly to must-start status for Fantasy with 147 total yards and a touchdown in Week 10, but we haven't seen him since. He's been dealing with pretty bad headaches over the last few weeks, apparently, and it's not clear how much the concussion he was diagnosed with played a part in that -- in fact, the Lions don't seem to be totally sure he actually suffered a concussion. It feels like there's some real risk of a setback in-game here, but there's also huge potential with a good matchup against the Packers. I'm starting him. 

• Potential fill-ins: Frank Gore (39%) vs. SEA, Brian Hill (25%) @LAC, Ito Smith (5%) @LAC, DeAndre Washington (17%)

• In: DeAndre Hopkins (neck/back), Tee Higgins (hamstring), Keke Coutee (knee), Larry Fitzgerald (COVID-19)
• Questionable: Jamison Crowder (calf)
• Out: Brandin Cooks (foot/neck), Julio Jones (hamstring), D.J. Moore (COVID-19/ankle), Kenny Golladay (hip), Equanimeous St. Brown (concussion), Denzel Mims (personal)

Cooks is probably the only real surprise here, and it's a potentially big blow. Deshaun Watson is playing without his top two receivers with Will Fuller also suspended for the season, and it's fair to wonder if he'll be adversely affected by the ongoing talent drain. On the other hand, he made Keke Coutee and Chad Hansen look like stars last week. Coutee is a worthwhile No. 2 WR for Fantasy, while Hansen is a deep flex play -- and a solid DFS sleeper. 

The toughest situation to figure out here is Crowder's. He missed practice Friday after suffering the injury Thursday, but we haven't heard much about his chances to play. With a late start Sunday, lean toward sitting him unless you've got a good alternative you can pivot to when the inactives for 4 p.m. games come out; Breshad Perriman would be a good option if you have him, while Braxton Berrios is an intriguing deep-league option -- he has 22 catches for 192 yards and two touchdowns in the four games where he has played at least 70% of the snaps. He can fill the Crowder role well enough. 

• Potential fill-ins: Tim Patrick (69%) @CAR, Sterling Shepard (58%) vs. ARI, Russell Gage (22%) @LAC, Collin Johnson (6%) vs. TEN

• In: Mark Andrews (Reserve/COVID-19), Jonnu Smith (knee), Irv Smith (back), Ian Thomas (knee) 
  
• Out: Kyle Rudolph (foot), Jace Sternberger (concussion)
• Questionable: Austin Hooper (neck), Tyler Eifert (shoulder)

Andrews belongs back in your lineup for Monday's game against the Browns, and hopefully he'll be able to avoid any complications from his bout with COVID-19 and can finish the season strong. He was coming on strong before the illness, with 157 yards on 12 catches with a touchdown in his last two games. 

Beyond Andrews, Jonnu and Irv Smith are both just low-end options you're hoping to get a touchdown from. Jonnu is the much better play of the two given the matchup against the Jaguars, but he hasn't had more than 40 yards in a game since Week 3, so he's no sure thing.

It probably isn't worth the risk of seeing whether Hooper will play Monday, because if he doesn't, you're likely stuck choosing between Harrison Bryant and David Njoku, and neither is a sure thing. If you do have to choose between them, Bryant seems like the safer bet, as he played more snaps and had better stats in the two games Hooper missed following his appendectomy. He had 81 yards on seven catches with a touchdown in those two games, so he's just a touchdown-or-bust guy. 

As of 12 p.m. EST from Jamey Eisenberg, Dave Richard, and Heath Cummings: 

1. Patrick Mahomes
2. Aaron Rodgers
3. Russell Wilson
4. Josh Allen
5. Tom Brady
6. Ryan Tannehill
7. Lamar Jackson
8. Justin Herbert
9. Deshaun Watson
10. Kyler Murray
11. Taysom Hill
12. Ben Roethlisberger
13. Matthew Stafford
14. Derek Carr
15. Kirk Cousins
16. Philip Rivers
17. Matt Ryan
18. Mitchell Trubisky
19. Tua Tagovailoa
20. Jared Goff
21. Baker Mayfield
22. Teddy Bridgewater
23. Nick Mullens
24. Cam Newton

1. Derrick Henry
2. Dalvin Cook
3. James Robinson
4. Austin Ekeler
5. Aaron Jones
6. Nick Chubb
7. Alvin Kamara
8. Chris Carson
9. David Montgomery
10. Mike Davis
11. Jonathan Taylor
12. Ezekiel Elliott
13. Ronald Jones
14. D'Andre Swift
15. J.D. McKissic
16. Wayne Gallman
17. James Conner
18. Kenyan Drake
19. Clyde Edwards-Helaire
20. Josh Jacobs
21. Giovani Bernard
22. Melvin Gordon
23. Raheem Mostert
24. Cam Akers
25. J.K. Dobbins
26. Nyheim Hines
27. Kareem Hunt
28. Miles Sanders
29. DeAndre Washington
30. Duke Johnson
31. Chase Edmonds
32. Devin Singletary
33. Damien Harris
34. Todd Gurley
35. Frank Gore
36. Jamaal Williams
37. Latavius Murray
38. Jeff Wilson
39. Peyton Barber
40. Adrian Peterson
41. James White
42. Phillip Lindsay
43. Zack Moss
44. Darrell Henderson
45. Tony Pollard
46. Ty Johnson
47. Gus Edwards

1. Davante Adams
2. Tyreek Hill
3. Stefon Diggs
4. DK Metcalf
5. Keenan Allen
6. Allen Robinson
7. A.J. Brown
8. Calvin Ridley
9. Mike Evans
10. Michael Thomas
11. DeAndre Hopkins
12. Justin Jefferson
13. Diontae Johnson
14. Adam Thielen
15. Amari Cooper
16. Tyler Lockett
17. Corey Davis
18. Chris Godwin
19. Terry McLaurin
20. Robert Woods
21. Robby Anderson
22. Cooper Kupp
23. Marvin Jones
24. Jarvis Landry
25. Brandon Aiyuk
26. Cole Beasley
27. Deebo Samuel
28. Keke Coutee
29. JuJu Smith-Schuster
30. DeVante Parker
31. Curtis Samuel
32. T.Y. Hilton
33. Tim Patrick
34. CeeDee Lamb
35. Jamison Crowder
36. Chase Claypool
37. D.J. Chark
38. Tyler Boyd
39. Antonio Brown
40. Sterling Shepard
41. Allen Lazard
42. Marquise Brown
43. Tee Higgins
44. Nelson Agholor
45. Michael Pittman
46. Breshad Perriman
47. Chad Hansen
48. Rashard Higgins

1. Travis Kelce
2. Darren Waller
3. T.J. Hockenson
4. Mark Andrews
5. Dallas Goedert
6. Evan Engram
7. Rob Gronkowski
8. Mike Gesicki
9. Robert Tonyan
10. Eric Ebron
11. Hayden Hurst
12. Hunter Henry
13. Logan Thomas
14. Noah Fant
15. Dalton Schultz
16. Jonnu Smith
17. Tyler Eifert
18. Jordan Akins
19. Cole Kmet
20. Jordan Reed
21. Austin Hooper
22. Will Dissly
23. Zach Ertz
24. Jared Cook

1. Harrison Butker
2. Younghoe Koo
3. Wil Lutz
4. Justin Tucker
5. Rodrigo Blankenship
6. Jason Myers
7. Jason Sanders
8. Mason Crosby
9. Ka'imi Fairbairn
10. Robbie Gould
11. Matt Prater
12. Greg Zuerlein
13. Tyler Bass
14. Ryan Succop
15. Daniel Carlson
16. Nick Folk
17. Joey Slye
18. Mike Badgley
19. Dan Bailey
20. Brandon McManus
21. Dustin Hopkins
22. Graham Gano
23. Chris Boswell
24. Cody Parkey

1. Saints
2. Seahawks
3. Rams
4. Ravens
5. Football Team
6. Packers
7. 49ers
8. Buccaneers
9. Steelers
10. Colts
11. Chiefs
12. Giants
13. Patriots
14. Cardinals
15. Titans
16. Cowboys
17. Panthers
18. Bears
19. Texans
20. Broncos
21. Bills
22. Chargers
23. Vikings
24. Dolphins