Collins had a huge receiving day with Tank Dell (fractured fibula) exiting early. He made a pair of catches over 50 yards in the first half and averaged over 21 yards per reception. He also saw a few end zone targets, catching one for the Texans’ sole receiving touchdown of the day. Collins was gashing the Broncos defense over the top and was the only Texan wideout with more than one catch. With Dell out for the foreseeable future, Collins has WR1 upside the rest of the season, though he has a tough Jets matchup coming up for Week 14.

Singletary took a backseat to Dameon Pierce, losing the bulk of the backfield carries and red zone snaps. The Texans now have a committee in the backfield, making things frustrating for fantasy managers. Singletary was a fantastic play with Pierce out, but now is touchdown dependent and will see his best games with a passing game script. Singletary’s receiving role keeps him in the RB3/4 range against the Jets in Week 14.

Pierce had an inefficient rushing day, averaging less than three yards per carry while out-carrying Devin Singletary 15 to eight. Pierce saw the majority of red zone carries, scoring a three-yard touchdown in the first quarter. He seems to have taken the reigns of the Texans backfield committee while ceding receiving work to Singletary. Pierce has turned in several mediocre performances this season and is a touchdown-dependent RB3 against the Jets in Week 14.

The Athletic’s Jeff Howe reports Stevenson’s upcoming MRI is expected to reveal a sprain. It means he has avoided the worst-case scenario, but he could still be looking at a season-ending high-ankle sprain. Either way, he’s all but guaranteed to miss Thursday’s short-week tilt with the Steelers. Ezekiel Elliott handled more than 20 touches in Stevenson’s Sunday absence.

The Broncos started slow, but the defense kept them in the game until Wilson and the offense could start moving the ball downfield. Wilson was sacked three times as Will Anderson was in the backfield early and often. He connected with Courtland Sutton for a 45-yard touchdown and also added a one-yard rushing touchdown to nearly complete the comeback. Wilson threw three interceptions, including two to Derek Stingley in the second half — his first interceptions since Week 6. The Broncos had the opportunity to win the game with under a minute left, but Wilson missed a pair of throws to the end zone and was intercepted for the third time to seal the loss. Despite a bad passing game, Wilson’s rushing ability boosted his fantasy output and he will be a high-end QB2 against a weak Chargers defense in Week 14.

Stroud spent the day scrambling and connecting with Nico Collins for big plays in the Week 13 victory. He was sacked five times, but was able to use his legs to get out of more sacks and extend plays. Stroud’s box score was hurt by drops from Texans receivers as the offense could not finish on multiple red zone drives. He also missed John Metchie for a deep touchdown, but was still able to pick up chunk plays, especially on throws to Collins — including a touchdown. Stroud continues to be the best rookie quarterback and will spearhead the 7-5 Texans’ playoff push. He will be a back-end QB1 against a good Jets defense in Week 14.

The Saints expanded Taysom’s offensive package in this one, giving him 13 carries to 14 for lead back Alvin Kamara. Hill’s day could have been much better for fantasy purposes; he was stuffed at the goal line twice. Hill’s playing time increased when Derek Carr left the contest with injuries to his back, head, and shoulder. Hill’s consistent involvement in the red zone — he often replaces Carr inside the 20 — makes him a top fantasy tight end, however unorthodox. He should be locked into lineups in Week 14 against the generous Carolina rush defense.

The Saints, who have been attacked via the slot all season, had no answer for LaPorta, who converted third down after third down as Jared Goff’s go-to intermediate option. LaPorta enjoyed a 41 percent target share on the day and added his sixth touchdown of the season. He now has touchdown grabs in back to back weeks in the run-heavy Detroit offense. LaPorta will again be a top fantasy option in Week 14 against the Bears. He had just 18 yards on three catches when the Lions played Chicago in November.

The day could have been much bigger for Hill if the Dolphins hadn’t called off the offense in the second half. Hill’s first reception came on a 78-yard score — his longest play of the season, as he shook his defender early in his route to break free downfield. Tua Tagovailoa would toss an easy pass to Hill for the long score, but his day was far from over. Later in the second quarter, Hill and Tagovailoa connected for a 60-yard score on what appeared to be a miscommunication between the two. Despite the awkward-looking play, another lob by Tagovailoa was turned into a long score when Hill tracked down the fly ball and ran it into the end zone for a 60-yard play. Hill continues to be on pace for a 2,000-yard season, as he needs only 519 yards over the Dolphins’ final five games. We’ll see what he can do in Week 14 when the Dolphins take on the Titans.

Dell was carted off in the first quarter against the Broncos, finishing the game without a target. He was hurt under a scrum of players on a Dameon Pierce touchdown and is now reported to have a fractured fibula by NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. Dell is expected to go on injured reserve and will miss at least the next four games. Depending on the severity of the injury, he could return for a potential playoff push, but Dell will be out for the rest of the fantasy football season.