NFL Fantasy Football: Week 13 Start 'Em & Sit 'Em Guide

TreVeyon Henderson (Patriots):: Has taken over as the lead back and faces the Giants, who allow the second-most fantasy points per game (PPG) to RBs.

Travis Etienne (Jaguars):: Continues to receive the bulk of the volume in Jacksonville's backfield and faces the Titans, who have allowed the eighth-most PPG to RBs.

RJ Harvey (Broncos):: Could be in line for a special stretch run that begins against the Commanders, who have allowed the fifth-most PPG to RBs this season.

Omarion Hampton (Chargers):: If he returns from injury, get him back in your fantasy lineup. He played at least 79% of the snaps in three of his four full games played this season.

D'Andre Swift (Bears):: Kyle Monangai has been more involved of late, so Swift isn't worth the risk this week against the Eagles.

Aaron Jones (Vikings):: The Vikings offense appears to be holding everyone back. Plus the Vikings travel this week to face the Seahawks, who have allowed the second-fewest rush yards to RBs and just four rushing TDs.

David Montgomery (Lions):: Usage isn't there, making both his floor and ceiling too low to trust in a matchup with Green Bay.

Tyrone Tracy Jr. (Giants):: It's smart to avoid the matchup against the Patriots. They rank in the bottom four in rush yards, TDs, yards per carry and explosive run rate allowed to RBs this season.

TreVeyon Henderson: With Rhamondre Stevenson back, Henderson still dominated the Patriots' backfield, playing 65% of snaps. The Giants' defense is generous to RBs, making Henderson a strong start.

Travis Etienne: A consistent volume of snaps and targets makes Etienne a reliable RB1 against a vulnerable Titans defense.

RJ Harvey: Facing the Commanders' defense, which struggles against RBs, Harvey is poised for a breakout performance.

Omarion Hampton: If active, Hampton's high snap percentage and goal-line work make him a must-start.

D'Andre Swift: Monangai's increased involvement caps Swift's upside against a tough Eagles rush defense.

Aaron Jones: The Vikings' offensive struggles and a difficult matchup against the Seahawks make Jones a risky play.

David Montgomery: Reduced snap counts and a tough matchup against the Packers limit Montgomery's potential.

Tyrone Tracy Jr.: Despite an increasing role, a matchup against the stingy Patriots' run defense makes Tracy a risky start.

Jacoby Brissett faces the Buccaneers, who have given up the most passing yards per game over the last four weeks.

Ken Walker’s snap share has increased for three straight weeks.