Jordy Nelson

Week 15 at Chicago
Nelson had six catches but for just 41 yards last week, though he did catch two TD passes to move back into the NFL lead with 12. The Bears have allowed 13 touchdown passes to opposing wide receivers this season. But the Bears also held Nelson to one catch for nine yards, his season-low in both stats, earlier this season. He'll look to fix that. Nelson should be a strong start this week, as usual, thanks to his TD production alone.

Week 13 vs. Houston
Nelson had eight catches - on 12 targets - for 91 yards, but failed to score for the first time in five games. He has still be a solid scoring threat every week and Houston, despite having a tough overall pass defense, has allowed six TD passes in the past two games. Just three of those have been to wideouts, but Nelson is as good a red zone target as there is in the league. He's a strong start, as usual.

Week 11 at Washington
Nelson had a season's best day last week with a line of 12-126-1 in the loss at Tennessee. Nelson is getting a No. 1 receiver's workload and he's largely producing. That shouldn't change this week, even though Washington has allowed just nine WR touchdowns this season. Outside of a three-week midseason stretch, Nelson has been largely consistent with his efforts. He's a solid play this week.