We're getting down to the nitty gritty of the fantasy football season and the IDP landscape is well laid out for us. Meaning, we know who's getting the snaps so all there's left to decipher are injuries and trying to play the matchups when necessary. Notice I said "when necessary.” Nine times out of 10, you shouldn't be playing the matchups. You play your best players? Who are your best players? The guys scoring the points. That's it. Don't get cute. IDP is far more volatile than the offensive side of the ball. You could have the LB1 going up against the most run-heavy team so you think that offense will control the ball and run a ton of plays, which creates lots tackle-scoring opportunities.
IDP Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Report Week 13: Jack Sanborn, Kaden Elliss
