It’s time for 2017’s final run of Justin Hier’s weekly Fantasy Football rankings!

Fantasy Football championship week is here! Luckily, your favorite Fantasy football writer has made it to the championship in his league. How have the rest of you fared? Hopefully, my weekly rankings have helped you reach the top in your respective leagues and you’re competing for that coveted crown. If so, make the best possible use of this week’s set to win it all!

Each week of the NFL season, I’ve been giving an updated look at where the top players at each fantasy football position stand, with matchups and injury concerns taken into account. For the sake of continuity, I’ve only used standard scoring when constructing the rankings, so be sure to consider that when setting your lineups for championship week.

Quarterback

1. Tom Brady - vs Buf
2. Russell Wilson - @ Dal
3. Ben Roethlisberger - @ Hou
4. Drew Brees - vs Atl
5. Jared Goff - @ Ten
6. Case Keenum - @ GB
7. Philip Rivers - @ NYJ
8. Cam Newton - vs TB
9. Matt Ryan - @ NO
10. Dak Prescott - vs Sea
11. Nick Foles - vs Oak
12. Alex Smith - vs Mia
13. Matthew Stafford - @ Cin
14. Jameis Winston - @ Car
15. Kirk Cousins - vs Den
16. Blake Bortles - @ SF
17. Jimmy Garoppolo - vs Jax
18. Joe Flacco - vs Ind
19. Derek Carr - @ Phi
20. Marcus Mariota - vs LAR

Nick Foles proved to Philadelphia fans and the rest of the NFL that the Eagles are not quite out of contention just yet. Despite losing MVP front-runner Carson Wentz to a season-ending knee injury, the Eagles’ offense remains potent with the capable Foles under center. He may not have the same flashy playing style that Wentz was so successful employing, but he gets the job done, and he’s not a bad quarterback option for fantasy football teams in need of help at the position.

Some favorable matchups to take advantage of in championship week: Case Keenum @ GB, Philip Rivers @ NYJ, and Cam Newton vs TB.

Running Back

1. Le’Veon Bell - @ Hou
2. Todd Gurley - @ Ten
3. Ezekiel Elliott - vs Sea
4. Leonard Fournette - @ SF
5. Alvin Kamara - vs Atl
6. Mark Ingram - vs Atl
7. Kareem Hunt - vs Mia
8. Devonta Freeman - vs NO
9. Melvin Gordon - @ NYJ
10. LeSean McCoy - @ NE
11. Dion Lewis - vs Buf
12. Jordan Howard - vs Cle
13. Christian McCaffrey - vs TB
14. Kenyan Drake - @ KC
15. Alex Collins - vs Ind
16. Jerick McKinnon - @ GB
17. Duke Johnson Jr. - @ Chi
18. Latavius Murray - @ GB
19. Carlos Hyde - vs Jax
20. C.J. Anderson - @ Was

Ezekiel Elliott is back, lining up next to Dak Prescott for the first time in six weeks and just in time for fantasy owners who were lucky enough to reach championship week without the talented runner. He slides in as a top three option without hesitation. Leonard Fournette is a top five play if he’s healthy enough to carry the load for Jacksonville this week. If he’s not, Chris Ivory would be an immediate RB2 in a great matchup with the 49ers. Dion Lewis is another solid play this week. He’s facing a limp Buffalo run defense and won’t be competing with Rex Burkhead for snaps. Consider Lewis a high-end RB2 with upside.

Wide Receiver

1. DeAndre Hopkins - vs Pit
2. Keenan Allen - @ NYJ
3. Michael Thomas - vs Atl
4. Julio Jones - @ NO
5. Adam Thielen - @ GB
6. Jarvis Landry - @ KC
7. A.J. Green - vs Det
8. Tyreek Hill - vs Mia
9. Alshon Jeffrey - vs Oak
10. JuJu Smith-Schuster - vs Hou
11. Brandin Cooks - vs Buf
12. Doug Baldwin - @ Dal
13. Mike Evans - @ Car
14. Robert Woods - @ Ten
15. Devin Funchess - vs TB
16. Michael Crabtree - @ Phi
17. Larry Fitzgerald - vs NYJ
18. Dez Bryant - vs Sea
19. Nelson Agholor - vs Oak
20. Marquise Goodwin - vs Jax

JuJu Smith-Schuster is a must-start this week with All-Pro wide receiver Antonio Brown out for the rest of the regular season with a leg injury. Devin Funchess and Robert Woods are each top-15 plays given their favorable matchups, while Michael Crabtree continues to stay relevant with the truckload of targets being shuttled his way each end every week. If you plan on playing Crabtree though, keeping track of Amari Cooper’s status is vital, as Cooper’s return could suck some of those targets away from Crabtree.

Tight End

1. Rob Gronkowski - vs Buf
2. Travis Kelce - vs Mia
3. Zach Ertz - vs Oak
4. Delanie Walker - vs LAR
5. Kyle Rudolph - @ GB
6. Evan Engram - @ Ari
7. Jimmy Graham - @ Dal
8. Greg Olsen - vs TB
9. Cameron Brate - @ Car
10. Antonio Gates - @ NYJ
11. Jack Doyle - @ Bal
12. Jared Cook - @ Phi
13. Eric Ebron - @ Cin
14. Jason Witten - vs Sea
15. Benjamin Watson - vs Ind
16. Vernon Davis - vs Den
17. Jesse James - @ Hou
18. Trey Burton - vs Oak
19. Charles Clay - @ NE
20. Austin Hooper - @ NO

With Hunter Henry on injured reserve, Antonio Gates suddenly becomes a somewhat- appealing option for tight end starved fantasy rosters. Greg Olsen, who spent much of the year on injured reserve himself due to a foot injury, didn’t look a step slower in a blowup game last week, and is easily a top-10 option against a hapless Buccaneers secondary. Despite the movement on the lower half of this list, the top-5 remains stable as always.

Defense/Special Teams

1. Jacksonville - @ SF
2. Baltimore - vs Ind
3. Los Angeles (Rams) - @ Ten
4. Los Angeles (Chargers) - @ NYJ
5. Carolina - vs TB
6. Chicago - vs Cle
7. Pittsburgh - @ Hou
8. Minnesota - @ GB
9. Detroit - @ Cin
10. Arizona - vs NYG
11. Kansas City - vs Mia
12. Philadelphia - vs Oak
13. Washington - @ Den
14. Seattle - @ Dal
15. Denver - @ Was
16. New England - vs Buf
17. Cincinnati - vs Det
18. New Orleans - vs Atl
19. Dallas - vs Sea
20. New York (Giants) - @ Ari

The Chargers and Bears enter this week with impeccable matchups, as they’re going against two of the most ineffective offenses in the Bryce Petty led Jets and DeShone Kizer led Browns respectively. Fire them both up confidently in the fantasy championships. Some good sleeper picks include Washington, Arizona, and Pittsburgh.

Kicker

1. Stephen Gostkowski - vs Buf
2. Justin Tucker - vs Ind
3. Chris Boswell - @ Hou
4. Will Lutz - @ Atl
5. Harrison Butker - vs Mia
6. Robbie Gould - vs Jax
7. Jake Elliott - vs Oak
8. Matt Bryant - @ NO
9. Matt Prater - @ Cin
10. Ryan Succop - vs LAR
11. Sam Ficken - @ Ten
12. Kai Forbath - @ GB
13. Graham Gano - vs TB
14. Stephen Hauschka - @ NE
15. Blair Walsh - @ Dal
16. Phil Dawson - vs NYG
17. Adam Vinatieri - @ Bal
18. Codey Parkey - @ KC
19. Chandler Catanzaro - vs LAC
20. Mason Crosby - vs Min

This year’s best kicker, both in the real and fantasy football world, Greg Zuerlein, has been placed on injured reserve with a back injury. The ultra-reliable Pro Bowler has been given plenty of scoring opportunities this season, knocking field goals through with consistency for a high-powered Rams offense. With Zuerlein out, Los Angeles has signed former Penn State kicker Sam Ficken. Despite this being his first NFL game, Ficken will be an option for those who were counting on Zuerlein given the number of times the Rams are guaranteed to be within scoring range.