Week 17: Fantasy Football Buy, Sell, or Hold

Congratulations, it looks as though your team has made the Super Bowl of you league. After 16 weeks of play, numerous injuries, bye weeks, bad weather and costly interceptions you have made it to the pinnacle of your league. You may be playing for bragging rights or even a bunch of dough, so making the right decisions at this point are critical.

Here's the buy, sell or hold for this week. Remember as the week goes on, keep an eye on the weather forecasts for games that include your players.

Buy:

Aaron Rodgers, QB Packers - Rodgers was back after a concussion and he looked great. 4 TDs and a bunch of yards. If you have him, you have to start him, even though they are playing the Bears.

Michael Vick, QB Eagles - He's the hottest quarterback in the league right now. He should have one more big game as the Eagles head into the playoffs.

Jacoby Jones, WR Texans - He will be agood start as a third wideout this week. Last week he had five catches for 115 yards.  Shaub likes throwing in his direction. 

Sell:

Jay Cutler, QB Bears - Cutler is prone to having one good game, hen one bad game. This week may be his bad game.

Andre Roberts, WR Cardinals - Had 5 receptions last week, but if you have other options, don't rely on Roberts.

Shaun Hill, QB Lions - Threw 2 TDs last week, if you are starting him again, you may be in trouble.

Matt Hasselbeck, QB Seahawks - Hasselbeck is out with an injury. Charlie Whitehurst to start.

Hold:

It's Championship Week, no need to hold anyone.

Bonus - A Key Player you Should Pick Up:

Jared Cook, TE Titans - On a team that is going nowhere, Cook has been a bright spot. He had 5 catches for 96 yards and a TD in week 16. He's athletic and good hands. He could be a difference maker in a Championship game.

Early Line has Packers -5.5 Over Bears

It usually doesn't get much bigger than the Packers vs. Bears, but this weekend the stakes are even higher.

It's the Packers vs. Bears with a playoff spot on the line for the Pack, and a first-round bye possible for the Bears.

Its in Green Bay, so that favors the good guys.  The Packers may be healthier now than at any time of the season so far.  The Bears are really clicking right now, on offense, defense, and special teams.  Each team is coming off a victory over a New York team. 

The early line is sitting at Packers -5.5, but that could change.  I can't see Green Bay losing this game with this much on the line.  It would be fitting to have some snow and a Packer victory.