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MNF Fantasy Football Start ‘Em, Sit ‘Em: Cincinnati Bengals vs. Dallas Cowboys

The final game of Week 14, and the final of the fantasy football regular season, will feature the Cincinnati Bengals and Dallas Cowboys. There is a chance that the scoreboard gets lit up and fantasy owners will get one final shot to clinch their spot in the postseason.

Below, check out the start ’em and sit ’em options for the Monday Night Football showdown.

This is a game that features many must-start players over the course of the season: Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, and CeeDee Lamb.

Start ‘Em

Rico Dowdle, Dallas Cowboys: Dowdle has been a frustrating player this season. The Cowboys are one of the worst rushing teams in the league this year. Dowdle has taken over as the No. 1 back and is valuable in PPR due to his pass-catching ability. This could be beneficial in a shootout.

Tee Higgins, Cincinnati Bengals: Higgins is another star in this league that will be paid like it this offseason. There are many teams that start both Bengals receivers because of the explosive nature of the offense.

Chase Brown, Cincinnati Bengals: Brown has been one of the best fantasy running backs during his rookie season. He was beginning to expand his role but the loss of Zack Moss solidified his spot in the lineup. Brown has entered must-start territory against a Dallas team that struggles against the run.

Sit ‘Em

Brandin Cooks, Dallas Cowboys: Cooks has had a tumultuous tenure with the Cowboys this time around. With Cooper Rush under center, Cooks has not been used in a big way. It is hard to trust him as more than a flex play in a deep league.

Jake Ferguson, Dallas Cowboys: This will not be a tight end friendly game. Ferguson had a connection with Dak Prescott but has seen a decline in production since Rush took over.

Mike Gesicki, Cincinnati Bengals: Gesicki is in the same boat as Ferguson. With the explosive nature of the skill positions for Cincy, the tight end gets lost in the mix at times.

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