Fantasy football trade tips: Buy low on this quartet of wide receivers; Injuries to Ryan Tannehill, Matthew Stafford and Aaron Rodgers could reshape NFL playoff race; Jazz is quickly coming to a turning point in its slow rebuild; Fantasy football 2016: The most important, must-read tips and takeaways from Week 14; Cowboys shouldn’t consider benching Dak Prescott for Tony Romo. At least not yet.; NFL Week 14: Giants again topple Cowboys; Seahawks blown out in Green Bay; Are the Seahawks still Super Bowl contenders? They didn’t look it in Green Bay.; The Broncos’ bad offense is overwhelming Denver’s outstanding defense; Robert Griffin III’s return to the Browns went as expected. And that’s not good.; Redskins hold off Eagles, keep playoff hopes alive; NFL snuffs Deflategate sequel, says Steelers’ footballs ‘in compliance’ against Giants; Carmelo Anthony hints at a possible snag in NBA labor talks; Lamar Jackson’s Heisman Trophy triumph a story over 20 years in the making; Army wins 21-17 in 117th edition of Army-Navy game; Houston football is now Major, but can it truly be big-time?; The Rams are a mess, so Jeff Fisher had to be fired; Cardinals’ Michael Floyd reportedly arrested for DUI; Dolphins get surprising good news: Ryan Tannehill only sprained ligaments, didn’t tear them; Lane Kiffin reportedly is headed to coach Florida Atlantic; Jury delivers manslaughter verdict in trial of man who killed ex-Saint Will Smith; With three games left, NFL has most crowded playoff race since 2004; ‘No. No. No. No.': Jerry Jones on whether the Cowboys should bench Dak Prescott; Heisman winner Rashaan Salaam had ‘all’ the symptoms of CTE, his brother says; Pacman Jones trashes Terrelle Pryor then looks in trash can for Browns receiver; Broncos’ Aqib Talib wants to fight Titans player at their agent’s office; The Nationals’ Shawn Kelley can be every bit as good as a top-tier MLB closer; Losing Ryan Tannehill won’t hurt the Dolphins’ playoff chances; Carmelo Anthony needs to let Kristaps Porzingis become The Guy for the Knicks; The Bills give the Browns their best hope to avoid 0-16 infamy   National sports stories and blog updates   Fantasy football trade tips: Buy low on this quartet of wide receivers A day — and season — of dismal numbers could keep prices very affordable from some pass-catchers with better things ahead of them. By Des Bieler  •  Read more » Injuries to Ryan Tannehill, Matthew Stafford and Aaron Rodgers could reshape NFL playoff race The Dolphins appear to have lost Tannehill to a torn ACL. Stafford is to play with a dislocated finger and Rodgers with a calf injury. What will be the fallout on the NFL playoff race? By Mark Maske  •  Read more »   Jazz is quickly coming to a turning point in its slow rebuild Gordon Hayward and Rudy Gobert have become the foundation of a rising Utah team. But after years of slowly building, Utah has reached an inflection point this year. By Tim Bontemps  •  Read more »   Fantasy football 2016: The most important, must-read tips and takeaways from Week 14 What were the biggest surprises of Week 14 in fantasy football? Who disappointed? All that and more in our recap analysis. By John Romero  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Cowboys shouldn’t consider benching Dak Prescott for Tony Romo. At least not yet. Dallas loss to the Giants on Sunday night, ending an 11-game winning streak and squandering a chance to secure the NFC East title. By Mark Maske  •  Read more »   NFL Week 14: Giants again topple Cowboys; Seahawks blown out in Green Bay Aaron Rodgers shines again in Decemeber, Miami likely loses Ryan Tannehill for the season, and RGIII is no savior in return for Browns. By Washington Post  •  Read more »   Are the Seahawks still Super Bowl contenders? They didn’t look it in Green Bay. Russell Wilson threw five interceptions and the Seattle defense struggled without injured safety Earl Thomas. By Mark Maske  •  Read more »   The Broncos’ bad offense is overwhelming Denver’s outstanding defense Through 14 weeks, the defending Super Bowl champions are outside the playoff picture. By Adam Kilgore  •  Read more »   Robert Griffin III’s return to the Browns went as expected. And that’s not good. The quarterback had a first-half passer rating of zero en route to Cleveland's record dropping to 0-13. By Mark Maske  •  Read more »   Redskins hold off Eagles, keep playoff hopes alive Washington moves to 7-5-1 and will host the Carolina Panthers on “Monday Night Football” next week. This is a developing story. It will be updated. By Washington Post Staff  •  Read more » NFL snuffs Deflategate sequel, says Steelers’ footballs ‘in compliance’ against Giants Giants filed no formal complaint after finding two footballs used by Steelers to be inflated below league guidelines, source confirms. By Mark Maske  •  Read more »   Carmelo Anthony hints at a possible snag in NBA labor talks In an interview with ESPN, the Knicks' star expressed that he is "skeptical" a deal can be reached between the league and the NBPA by Thursday's deadline. By Tim Bontemps  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Lamar Jackson’s Heisman Trophy triumph a story over 20 years in the making The star quarterback and newly minted Heisman winner from Louisville is not yet 20 years old. But his story began to take root on a play involving his former position coach at the 1993 Sugar Bowl. By Chuck Culpepper  •  Read more »   Army wins 21-17 in 117th edition of Army-Navy game A late, 80-yard touchdown drive enabled the Black Knights to snap a 14-game losing streak against the Midshipmen. This is a developing story. It will be updated. By Washington Post Staff  •  Read more » Houston football is now Major, but can it truly be big-time? The Cougars remain outside the Power Five while being good enough to beat it. But is it powerful enough to promote from within and sustain that momentum? By Chuck Culpepper  •  Read more »   Recommended for you   Fantasy Football Tip Sheet Your cheat sheet for weekly fantasy domination. 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