Week 14 IDP Rankings

Let’s jump right into our Week 14 IDP Rankings of each position, according to tackle-heavy scoring formats, enjoy.

 

**Note: IDP scoring format vary greatly from league to league, the rankings below will be listed based upon the following scoring format.**

 

• Solo tackle: 2 points
• Assisted tackle: 1 point
• Tackle for loss: 1 point
• Sack: 3 points
• Interception: 3 points
• Forced fumble: 3 points
• Fumble recovery: 3 points
• Defensive TD: 6 points
• Safety: 2 points

 

Defensive Linemen

	DL	TEAM	OPP
1	Joey Bosa	LAC	WAS
2	Demarcus Lawrence	DAL	@ NYG
3	Calais Campbell	JAX	SEA
4	Melvin Ingram	LAC	WAS
5	Khalil Mack	OAK	@ KC
6	Everson Griffen	MIN	@ CAR
7	Danielle Hunter	MIN	@ CAR
8	Aaron Donald	LAR	PHI
9	Myles Garrett	CLE	GB
10	Jadeveon Clowney	HOU	SF
11	Carlos Dunlap	CIN	CHI
12	Brandon Graham	PHI	@ LAR
13	DeForest Buckner	SF	@ HOU
14	Akiem Hicks	CHI	@ CIN
15	Trey Flowers	NE	@ MIA
16	Yannick Ngakoue	JAX	SEA
17	Jason Pierre-Paul	NYG	DAL
18	Anthony Zettel	DET	@ TB
19	Cameron Heyward	PIT	BAL
20	Olivier Vernon	NYG	DAL
21	Geno Atkins	CIN	CHI
22	Michael Bennett	SEA	@ JAX
23	Jurrell Casey	TEN	@ ARI
24	Jerry Hughes	BUF	IND
25	Muhammad Wilkerson	NYJ	@ DEN
26	Linval Joseph	MIN	@ CAR
27	Solomon Thomas	SF	@ HOU
28	Damon Harrison	NYG	DAL
29	Mario Addison	CAR	MIN
30	Gerald McCoy	TB	DET
31	Mike Daniels	GB	@ CLE
32	Eric Lee	NE	@ MIA
33	Ndamukong Suh	MIA	NE
34	Frank Clark	SEA	@ JAX
35	Leonard Williams	NYJ	@ DEN
36	Dante Fowler Jr.	JAX	SEA
37	Fletcher Cox	PHI	@ LAR
38	Robert Quinn	LAR	PHI
39	Willie Henry	BAL	@ PIT
40	Cameron Wake	MIA	NE

Trending Up: Brandon Graham (DE, PHI)

Philadelphia is home to one of the league’s hottest linemen at the moment. Brandon Graham has been on fire since the Eagles returned from bye in week 11. In three games, Graham has recorded 3.5 sacks in addition to 14 total tackles for the Eagles. With matchups against the Rams, Giants, and Raiders over the next three games, Graham could be a game changer for teams looking to win a fantasy crown.

 

Linebackers

	LB	TEAM	OPP
1	Bobby Wagner	SEA	@ JAX
2	Luke Kuechly	CAR	MIN
3	C.J. Mosley	BAL	@ PIT
4	Joe Schobert	CLE	GB
5	Reuben Foster	SF	@ HOU
6	Zach Brown	WAS	@ LAC
7	Wesley Woodyard	TEN	@ ARI
8	Blake Martinez	GB	@ CLE
9	Telvin Smith	JAX	SEA
10	Mark Barron	LAR	PHI
11	Christian Kirksey	CLE	GB
12	Danny Trevathan	CHI	@ CIN
13	Demario Davis	NYJ	@ DEN
14	Kwon Alexander	TB	DET
15	Tahir Whitehead	DET	@ TB
16	K.J. Wright	SEA	@ JAX
17	Vince Williams	PIT	BAL
18	Alec Ogletree	LAR	PHI
19	Navorro Bowman	OAK	@ KC
20	Lavonte David	TB	DET
21	Jon Bostic	IND	@ BUF
22	Mychal Kendricks	PHI	@ LAR
23	Deone Bucannon	ARI	TEN
24	Preston Brown	BUF	IND
25	Sean Lee	DAL	@ NYG
26	Benardrick McKinney	HOU	SF
27	Denzel Perryman	LAC	WAS
28	Anthony Hitchens	DET	@ TB
29	Kiko Alonso	MIA	NE
30	Christian Jones	CHI	@ CIN
31	Eric Kendricks	MIN	@ CAR
32	Myles Jack	JAX	SEA
33	Jordan Evans	CIN	CHI
34	Reggie Ragland	KC	OAK
35	Zach Vigil	WAS	@ LAC
36	Ramon Humber	BUF	IND
37	Todd Davis	DEN	NYJ
38	Jarrad Davis	DET	@ TB
39	Lawrence Timmons	MIA	NE
40	Justin Houston	KC	OAK
41	Nigel Bradham	PHI	@ LAR
42	Patrick Onwuasor	BAL	@ PIT
43	Kevin Minter	CIN	CHI
44	Brock Coyle	SF	@ HOU
45	Von Miller	DEN	NYJ
46	Darron Lee	NYJ	@ DEN
47	Kyle Van Noy	NE	@ MIA
48	Karlos Dansby	ARI	TEN
49	Justin Houston	KC	OAK
50	Antonio Morrison	IND	@ BUF

Trending Up: Mark Barron (ILB, LAR)

In two of the next three weeks, the Los Angeles Rams will have matchups against defenses that are allowing the sixth and seventh most points to opposing linebackers over the course of the season, in games against Tennessee and Philadelphia. Mark Barron will be the team’s primary beneficiary from these matchups while Alec Ogletree recovers from an elbow injury. If Ogletree is a late scratch this week for the Rams, Bryce Hager could be worth a deep look in leagues that start four-to-five linebackers if no other options are available.

 

Defensive Backs

	DB	TEAM	OPP
1	Reshad Jones	MIA	NE
2	Landon Collins	NYG	DAL
3	Harrison Smith	MIN	@ CAR
4	Karl Joseph	OAK	@ KC
5	Barry Church	JAX	SEA
6	Eric Reid	SF	@ HOU
7	Budda Baker	ARI	TEN
8	Kurt Coleman	CAR	MIN
9	Daniel Sorensen	KC	OAK
10	Morgan Burnett	GB	@ CLE
11	Jordan Poyer	BUF	IND
12	T.J. McDonald	MIA	NE
13	Andrew Sendejo	MIN	@ CAR
14	Eric Weddle	BAL	@ PIT
15	Johnathan Cyprien	TEN	@ ARI
16	Justin Evans	TB	DET
17	Jahleel Addae	LAC	WAS
18	Micah Hyde	BUF	IND
19	Bradley McDougald	SEA	@ JAX
20	Glover Quin	DET	@ TB
21	Kevin Byard	TEN	@ ARI
22	Sean Davis	PIT	BAL
23	Patrick Chung	NE	@ MIA
24	Matthias Farley	IND	@ BUF
25	Antoine Bethea	ARI	TEN
26	Adrian Phillips	LAC	WAS
27	Byron Jones	DAL	@ NYG
28	Malcolm Jenkins	PHI	@ LAR
29	Jamal Adams	NYJ	@ DEN
30	Earl Thomas	SEA	@ JAX
31	Tony Jefferson	BAL	@ PIT
32	Tyrann Mathieu	ARI	TEN
33	Marcus Maye	NYJ	@ DEN
34	Quandre Diggs	DET	@ TB
35	Desmond King	LAC	WAS
36	Ha Ha Clinton-Dix	GB	@ CLE
37	Ronald Darby	PHI	@ LAR
38	John Johnson	LAR	PHI
39	Eddie Jackson	CHI	@ CIN
40	Travis Carrie	OAK	@ KC

Trending Up: Desmond King (CB, LAC)

Desmond King, one of my favorite rookies this year coming into the NFL Draft, is emerging in the second half of his rookie campaign and garnering attention across the league. In just the Chargers last five games, King has recorded three sacks, 23 solo tackles, and returned his first career interception for a touchdown. If King can continue his solid play throughout December, he could help the Chargers claim the AFC West division.

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