Football
Week 14 NFL Fantasy Football: Who’s Hot & Who’s Not!
Welcome Back! Big Guy Fantasy Sports is thrilled to bring you another year of the best in NFL consistency rankings and championship fantasy football strategy.
Week 14 in NFL Fantasy Football means we need to take a look at Week 13’s “Who’s Hot & Who’s Not” based on the consistency model.
Each week, Colby Conway gives his insights on the consistency of the players in your season-long leagues! Find out who’s been (HOT) consistent and (NOT HOT) inconsistent to help you make waiver wire claims and start/sit decisions for Week 14 NFL Fantasy Football.
Thirteen weeks of the NFL season have passed, and it’s time to really dig in on the performances of these players. In this week’s edition of Who’s Hot and Who’s Not, we’ll dive into standout performances in recent weeks from Trevor Lawrence and Kyle Monangai, while determining the appropriate level of concern for Bo Nix and Justin Jefferson.
Don’t forget, you can see how consistent your players are in your league with your scoring method by checking the Consistency Report.
Big Guy VIP Tools
Who’s Hot & Who’s Not – 12/2/2025 – Week 14 NFL Fantasy Football
Who’s Hot!
Trevor Lawrence, Jacksonville Jaguars
It may not always be the easiest to watch, but Lawrence is the QB9 over the last five weeks! He’s averaged 18.6 fantasy points per game during that stretch. Also, he’s scored a rushing touchdown or logged 24+ rushing yards in five straight! A 7:6 TD/INT ratio isn’t ideal to say the least. However, running quarterbacks can mask some other issues when it comes to scoring fantasy points! Aside from the Broncos in Week 16, it’s a very friendly schedule for Lawrence and the Jags the rest of the way.
Kyle Monangai, Chicago Bears
Monangai is the RB23 over the last four weeks, and he’s averaging 12.3 fantasy points per game during this run! Furthermore, his workload is right on par with teammate D’Andre Swift. Oh, Monangai has four touchdowns over his last four games! A lot of the numbers under the hood favor Swift, but the team is trusting Monangai with the ball. That trend should continue for a Bears team that has the eighth-highest run rate in the NFL.
Travis Kelce, Kansas City Chiefs
Rashee Rice’s return has hardly impacted the future Hall of Famer whatsoever! Along with scoring 12 or more fantasy points in four of his last five games, Kelce has a solid 19.7% target share and 2.05 yards per route run, per FantasyPoints Data. He continues to be far more productive against zone (2.42 yards per route run) than man (1.36 yards per route run) coverage. However, the team’s next two games, the Texans and Chargers, come against two teams that play zone at the 10th- and 4th-highest rates in the NFL, per FantasyPoints Data. He’s the TE4 since Week 8, and the clutch games should keep on coming!
Who’s Not!
Bo Nix, Denver Broncos
Over the last five weeks, Bryce Young, Geno Smith, and Tyler Shough have more fantasy points per game than Bo Nix! The Denver signal caller is the QB26 over the last five weeks, averaging just 14.3 fantasy points per game. Other than facing the Texans and Chiefs, it’s been pretty soft defenses during that stretch, and he’s averaged just 11.4 rushing yards per game over his last five. For the year, he’s averaging just 19.1 rushing yards per game, which is down from last year’s 25.3 per game. Lastly, Nix has just two passing touchdowns over his last three games. To be frank, he’s just seemed off compared to last year. Sophomore slump perhaps?
Tony Pollard, Tennessee Titans
Not only is Pollard the RB48 over the last four weeks, but it’s been over a month and a half since Pollard last hit double-digit fantasy points. Despite commanding the backfield in touches, Pollard is averaging just 3.88 YPC and 40.4 rushing yards per game! Tennessee’s offense as a whole surely isn’t doing him in any favors. However, his 54.6 expected fantasy points since Week 8 comes in at RB32, per FantasyPoints Data. At the end of the day, there’s not much to get excited about with Pollard. This Tennessee offense (and team) is a disaster.
Justin Jefferson, Minnesota Vikings
Oh man. Where to begin? Over the last four weeks, Jefferson has averaged just 7.5 fantasy points per game. That clocks in as the WR61. Of the 69 wide receivers who have run at least 75 routes over the last four weeks, Jefferson’s 57.6% catchable target rate is the ninth-lowest in the NFL, per FantasyPoints Data. The quarterback play has been atrocious in Minnesota, hence, the lack of production from the star wideout. I want to be optimistic and say better days are ahead, but I would be lying.
Week 13 of the NFL Fantasy season is in the books, and thus, we are onto Week 14! Check in again next week for my weekly in-season series “Who’s Hot & Who’s Not” article and see who’s flying under the radar! Until then, follow me on X, @ColbyRConway, for more football!
