Ty Montgomery

Wild Card Round vs. New York Giants
Montgomery got eight carries for 44 yards and caught three passes for 17 yards but got a little nicked up last week against the Lions. He's gotten at least eight carries in each of the past four games, so he's not necessarily going to be a high-volume play, but his pass-catching ability makes him more attractive in PPR leagues. He did give way to Aaron Ripkowski a little more than you'd like, but even though Ripkowski had nine carries for 61 yards last week, Montgomery is the more attractive play thanks to his multiple usage. He should get enough work in this game to be a No. 2 back, especially in PPR leagues.

Week 16 at Minnesota
It's finally time to consider Montgomery the Packers' lead running back after he had 16 carries for 162 yards and two touchdowns on the ground. He had just two receptions for one yard, but with the weather turning, the Packers need somebody to lean on in the running game. The Vikings just allowed 153 yards and two rushing touchdowns to Indianapolis' running backs, so there could be some opportunities for Mongtomery. If not, he could chip in as a pass catcher as well. He's a decent start as a No. 2 back.

Week 14 vs. Seattle
Montgomery had just two catches for 16 yards last week but also had 40 yards rushing on six carries. He'll continue to see time in the backfield with both James Starks and Christine Michael struggling. And he's probably the most valuable among the three thanks to his dual position flexibility. But he's just that, a flex play.