Fantasy Football Booms and Busts: Sleepers deliver in Week 15

Newton’s 24.34 points put him at the top of Sunday’s early quarterback board.Did you have the nerve to look at Detroit Lions this week, heavy underdogs against Arizona? Goff threw for three touchdowns, and most of his work went to players who had fantasy juice before kickoff.Amon-Ra St. Brown continued his emergence as a legitimate No. 1 target (8-90-1), commanding double-digit targets for the third straight week. “Free Duke Johnson” was a fantasy movement for a few years, and it seldom went anywhere.[12 Days of Winning from Yahoo Daily Fantasy: Join special holiday contests]Johnson’s Week 15 projection seemingly took a hit when Myles Gaskin came off the reserve/COVID-19 list; Miami’s depth chart was back to the previous order. With Week 15's Sunday action in the books, Matt Harmon breaks down everything fantasy managers should know.Duke Johnson leaps from the practice squad to an RB1, Mark Andrews (and Tyler Huntley!) roast the Packers, Brandin Cooks is back and so is Jared Goff? (Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports)Andy Behrens offers up a trio of players to get those early waivers in for Week 16.Dalton Del Don analyzes everything from Week 15's Sunday fantasy football action.China's President Xi Jinping told Germany's Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Tuesday the two countries should actively explore new areas of cooperation such as in the new energy, green and digital economies, state broadcaster CCTV reported. China is Germany's biggest trading partner and the single most important market for the German automotive industry.And it wasn't even at the end of the half.FWC commissioners voted on several rule changes and approved the creation of several more for 2022.Matthew Hubbard worked at Camp Wartburg and Caywood’s Youth Center.Six NFL teams have four or fewer wins, including the Detroit Lions and their NFC North rival the Chicago BearsIf you're still alive in the championship bracket, Andy Behrens reveals the Week 16 priority pickups who can keep your playoff run going.Referee Scott Novak explains why he flagged Chicago Bears head coach Matt Nagy.The NFL has now allowed teams firing head coaches in-season to interview replacements early.