Not sure I really believe in Jimmy G, but the Niners' run game and D are elite and they're going to ROLL over the Packers. Pete Prisco says he has a counter (as long as the Packers don't party it up like they did before the Chargers game): Aaron Rodgers. R.J. White points out this isn't 2015, Pete, as those guys make bad picks and I make good ones in a Week 12 gambling deep dive you don't want to miss.

Russell Gage had scored two fantasy points for the entire season prior to Mohamed Sanu getting traded, but now Jamey Eisenberg says the Falcons WR could be a hidden gem. With Austin Hooper out, Gage will get more targets vs. an awful Bucs pass D, and he's just one of Jamey's sleepers who could help your team; don't be shocked if this Redskin has a breakout game.

What's a team like the Steelers supposed to do when its roster is full of holes? Dive into Chris Trapasso's Practice Squad Power Rankings, of course. With James Conner among several starters out Sunday, the Steelers found a replacement off another team's practice squad; here's why Chris expects the move to pay off right away.

Baltimore is blowing teams out of the water these days and Jason La Canfora says not only will that continue in L.A., but he has a guarantee for you: Marcus Peters will have a big game. The depleted Rams passing game will be as outmatched as the Rams D will be trying to slow Lamar Jackson, and JLC's got more picks, including an upset among NFC contenders.

Only one team has been eliminated from playoff contention so far, but that number could reach four on Sunday. John Breech broke down which teams could see their postseason dreams die (even though they probably technically died a long time ago) and exactly what has to happen; the Cowboys could help eliminate TWO rivals.

Not only will the Steelers be without James Conner, JuJu Smith-Schuster is also out, and their Sunday opponent got a bit of good news, with Cordy Glenn set to make his first Bengals start of the season. Jordan Dajani broke every team's injury report, including Mitchell Trubisky's (cough, cough) injured hip apparently being OK, and some bad news for the Cowboys.

There's a lot to know about Week 12 and it's hard to fit it all in one place, but Jared Dubin crammed it all together for you, with a dive inside the stats to boot. Remember back in 2005 when Aaron Rodgers thought the 49ers would take him No. 1 overall? That didn't happen, but here's what A-Rod can do to the Niners' playoff outlook Sunday, plus much more to look for.