Last Minute Fantasy Start'ems and Sit'ems: Week 15

Fantasy owners have patiently awaited the return of Josh Gordon for their postseason runs, but should you start him this week against a strong Bengals pass defense?

 By Joe Parello (@HerewegoJoe)

By now, your fantasy league has no doubt entered the postseason, where roster decisions are amplified in an elimination setting.

Whether your league does its playoffs in a one or two-week format, even the best fantasy player is just a few poor starts or sits away from elimination, no matter how solid your team has been all year.

With injuries, teams fighting for NFL playoff spots, guys playing for contracts and other teams that have flat-out given up, there's a ton to take into account when choosing a starter this week.

Obviously, you start your studs. As the saying goes, you "dance with the girl you brought to the prom," so now is not the time to bench DeMarco Murray in favor of a guy with a better matchup. But, for all those guys on the fringe, here are your playoff start'ems and sit'ems.

The NFL's Suite Stars 2013-14

If you didn't know him before this season, you know him now. Antonio Brown is legit.

 By Jeremy Conlin (@jeremy_conlin) and Joe Parello (@HerewegoJoe)

Forget about the Pro Bowl and All Pro teams, we all know that the best players in the NFL yearn to make our Suite Stars team.

No need for elongated intros. Here are the best players in pro football at every position. Players listed under their respective positions in order of awesomeness.

Quarterback

1. Peyton Manning, Denver
2. Drew Brees, New Orleans

You could make a case for Tom Brady or Nick Foles here, but tough to go against Manning and Brees, considering what they meant to their teams.

Weekend Football Roundup: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

Rivalry weekend produced a whole lot of good, some bad and, unfortunately, some very ugly.

By Jeremy Conlin (@jeremy_conlin) and Joe Parello (@HerewegoJoe)

Every week, editor's Jeremy Conlin and Joe Parello bring you the good, the bad and the ugly from the pro and college football weekend that was.

The Good

Rivalry Week

Damn, I mean, just damn.

What an incredible Saturday of college football it was, and it all started with an Ohio State-Michigan game that wasn't even supposed to be competitive. The brawl infused thriller in Ann Arbor gave way to one of the greatest finishes in college football history, as Auburn defeated Alabama by returning a last-second Crimson Tide field goal attempt the length of the field for a winning score.