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Any team armed with a top-10 passer and a defense that creates takeaways is a threat. The Tigers have the talent to put a scare into anybody if they can execute at a consistently high level.

There have been cracks at times in the trenches, but Oregon is one of just three teams inside the top 10 in both offensive and defensive grade. The Ducks have been the most consistently balanced team in college football, which will be an asset considering the tough road they were given in this bracket.

The Bulldogs still have plenty of talent and a defensive mastermind in Kirby Smart. No matter their flaws, they will be as prepared to play in a win-or-go-home scenario as any team left standing, and they will not be an easy out.

If Maddux Madsen and offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter can conjure up enough passing production to keep defenses honest, Ashton Jeanty can lead the way against lighter boxes, while the team’s defense does just enough to keep the Broncos in games.

Cam Skattebo is one of the best running backs in the country, while Sam Leavitt is a legitimate force. An explosive offense combined with a defense that plays greater than the sum of its parts will be tough for opponents to overcome.

Aside from questions along their offensive line, Ohio State has a plethora of talent all over the field, and Will Howard has shown that he is capable of leading the Buckeyes to wins. If Ohio State finds any improvement up front, it is certainly talented enough to win a national championship.

Although Quinn Ewers has been up and down all season, the Longhorns' defense has enough talent to take the team on a deep run to a title.

The Buffalo Bills using six or more offensive linemen against the Detroit Lions highlights the matchups to watch in the NFL in Week 15.

The Rams eked out an ugly 12-6 win over the 49ers, whose playoff dreams are all but crushed, on Thursday Night Football in Week 15.

This fantasy football start-sit article aims to identify sleepers and the best and worst performers of the week.

Jon Macri reveals the Week 15 offensive and defensive line matchups that fantasy football managers should target with their lineups.

The Los Angeles Rams kicked off Week 15 with a 12-6 victory over the San Francisco 49ers at Levi's Stadium on Thursday night. 

PFF's fantasy football recap focuses on player usage and stats, breaking down all the vital information you need to achieve fantasy success in 2024.

Joseph Bryan's "Coach I Was Open" model identifies weekly breakout candidates by projecting target data, separation data, target depth and more.

Aside from some weakness on the perimeter in the passing game, Notre Dame has plenty of elite pieces to work with. Their rushing attack is formidable, while their defense leads the nation in takeaways.

If Indiana can protect QB Kurtis Rourke in obvious passing situations, the team has the tools to compete with anyone in the country.

Everything you need to know ahead of Week 15's slate of NFL games.

Explaining the factors that drive line movements in betting markets, helping you assess whether a change is an overreaction or underreaction to these market influences.

Advanced coverage grade uses machine learning to map the separation allowed on a play to the expected PFF coverage grade the player would have earned had they been targeted.

Utilizing the "Coach, I was open" model and WOPR framework to look into the players who could break out in fantasy and DFS in Week 15.