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NFL Fantasy Football Week 14: Under the Radar with Consistency!
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NFL Fantasy Football Week 14 is here, and in the “Under the Radar with Consistency” series, let’s find some Clutch players for your fantasy playoffs.
It’s NFL Fantasy Football Week 14, the final regular season for many fantasy leagues. The “Under the Radar” series, featuring the players with the highest Clutch Ratios, is back to the regular schedule. Read on to see which under-the-radar players are going to help you secure a playoff spot and get you to the championship game.
For those who are new or need a refresher, here are a few key terms and definitions to help you during the season when reading.
- Clutch Factor (CF) – the average points a player needs to meet or exceed a Clutch Game based on scoring settings and league size. Think QB1, RB2, WR2, and TE1 thresholds.
- Clutch Games (CG) – weekly per-game award for a player who hits the CF factor. The more of these, the more consistent the player is.
- Clutch Rate (CR) – total of CG earned divided by total games; top fantasy players are usually > 70%.
- Football Consistency Report Tool (Scoring can be edited/Standard listed below)
- Based on 12-team leagues
- 4 points per passing touchdown
- 6 points for all other touchdowns
- 1 point per reception (PPR)
- 1 point per 20 passing yards
- 1 point per 10 rushing yards or 10 receiving yards
Let’s dig in and see who’s already flying under the radar for consistency week 14! Need more consistency? Sign up today to get full access to all the tools available at BGFS!
Fantasy Football Under the Radar (with consistency) – 12/2/2025
QB Jacoby Brissett, ARI, NFL Fantasy Football Week 14.
I’m going back to the well again here. Jacoby Brissett has been the definition of consistent. He’s now 7 for 7 in Clutch Games since taking over as the starter in Arizona. He’s also 2nd in total fantasy points at QB in the last four weeks behind Matthew Stafford.
Brissett is averaging 21.27 points per game in his seven starts this season. That mark would have him ranked as QB3 for the full season, behind only Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes. Brissett has thrown for over 300 yards 4 times, and he’s also thrown for 2 touchdowns in 6 out of his 7 starts.
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(2025 Statistics: 78% CR** 100% in Starts, QB3: 21.3 PPG, 63% Rostered on Yahoo!)
Brissett has had 7 straight Clutch Games, the longest such streak at QB this season. He’s technically listed at 78% CR; however, that includes two games in which he only played sparingly. He’s proven he’s a starter. With the news that Kyler Murray won’t be activated this week, we have even more insurance that Brissett will keep the job.
The Cardinals have a tough divisional matchup this week with the Los Angeles Rams, but Bryce Young had success against them last week. No matter the matchup, I’m not afraid to continue rolling Brissett out each week. The only thing that could derail him would be Murray suiting back up and being named a starter…but why would Arizona do that?
RB Kyle Monangai, CHI,
The Chicago Bears have gone to a 1A/1B running back room. D’Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai have both fit into Head Coach Ben Johnson’s system seamlessly over the past few weeks. The Bears are the number 1 seed in their conference, thanks in large part to their ground game.
Monangai is averaging 14.42 points per game over the last 5 weeks. That number would have him ranked as RB15 for the season. That average is ahead of Saquon Barkley, Breece Hall, and Chase Brown.
(2025 Statistics: 42% CR, RB37: 9.1 PPG, 58% Rostered on Yahoo!)
With Chicago establishing a strong ground game, this duo is looking more and more like Jahmyr Gibbs and David Montgomery in Detroit. When Johnson was with the Lions, both of those RBs were starting-caliber for fantasy purposes. 4 of Monagai’s last 5 games have been Clutch, so he’s on an upward trend.
Monangai is stacking up as a possible playoff winner as he continues to improve in his rookie season. He doesn’t have the best schedule for RBs (according to points given up), but he does have some upcoming “weather” games that lend themselves to slugfests on the ground. Matchups in Green Bay, then two home games before traveling to San Francisco, should spell major production for Monangai.
WR Jakobi Meyers, JAX,
Over the past few seasons that I’ve been writing this article, some players have continually shown up here. Jakobi Meyers is one of those guys, and doesn’t get the respect he deserves. A midseason trade to Jacksonville hasn’t changed much either.
Despite Brian Thomas Jr. underachieving and Travis Hunter going on IR, fantasy managers haven’t bought in. Meyers is the de facto WR1 for the Jaguars right now. The team trading for him showed that they felt an upgrade to the room was needed. And he’s a perfect fit as a sure-handed WR.
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(2025 Statistics: 100% CR, WR39: 11.2 PPG, 71% Rostered on Yahoo!)
Meyers is WR14 in total points over the past weeks. It’s no coincidence that since Meyers arrived in Jacksonville, we’ve seen a bit of a hot streak for Trevor Lawrence (shout-out to Colby Conway for mentioning him in the Hot or Not article). Meyers himself is riding a heater as well, with 3 straight Clutch Games.
The Jaguars are fighting for playoff positioning, and Meyers is a key part of that. I fully expect the chemistry between Lawrence and himself to grow even stronger as the season moves into the final weeks. Meyers is known as a sure-handed receiver, and if you watched Jacksonville earlier this season, you know that’s what they’ve been missing.
WR Jayden Higgins, HOU, NFL Fantasy Football Week 14.
Don’t look now, but the Houston Texans are on a surge. This past week, they toppled the AFC’s number 1 seed, the Indianapolis Colts, and are looking to continue their winning ways. Insert rookie WR Jayden Higgins, who’s been featured here a few times.
Over the past 4 weeks, Higgins has averaged 12.5 points per game. That average has him right around WR2 status, which is a steal for a guy off the waiver wire.
(2025 Statistics: 33% CR, WR59: 7.7 PPG, 35% Rostered on Yahoo!)
Higgins has had a Clutch Game in 3 of his last 4 games played. The one game he missed, he still scored 9.5 points and just barely missed out.
Nico Collins is still the WR1 in Houston, but with him healthy, it opens up the passing game for Higgins. He has at least 5+ targets in 4 straight games. Like other rookies, a late-season surge appears to be coming. I’ve got him everywhere I can, and I suggest you do too.
TE Brenton Strange, JAX,
As I mentioned in the Jakobi Meyers blurb above, the Jaguars need some reliable receivers. Brenton Strange has come back from IR and become just that for Trevor Lawrence.
Over the past 2 weeks, Strange has averaged 13.9 points per game. At a position where there have been a lot more valleys than peaks, that’s good enough to have him ranked TE4 on the season.
(2025 Statistics: 57% CR, TE18: 9.7 PPG, 33% Rostered on Yahoo!)
Strange is riding a 2 Clutch Game streak heading into Week 14. The streak comes after his return from a stint on the IR, but if you go back to games played, he has been Clutch in 4 of his last 5 played.
Looking for consistency at the TE position can be a lost cause. With Strange, you get a guy who’s averaging 5+ targets a game and has had 3+ receptions and 45+ yards in all but one game he’s played. Outside of the top few big names (McBride, Kittle, Kelce), I’d be comfortable playing Strange in my TE slot.
Thank you for reading this week’s “Under the Radar with Consistency” series! I hope to see you back next week, and you can also check me out on X, @JKeasy, for more football content! Still need more consistency? Then click on the banner above to purchase a copy of the Consistency Guide by Bob Lung!
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