Evan Silva’s final-week Matchups column has been in a constant state of perennial change. This year, we’ll harken back to the origins of the Matchups column, which was once centered around Matchups to Exploit, highlighting individual players and/or situations positioned positively with an obvious DFS lean.

Evan Silva breaks down every angle of Monday Night Football between the Bills and Bengals, and explains why Joe Mixon should stay locked into fantasy lineups — even in a tough matchup.

Evan Silva breaks down every angle of every Week 17 game, including Travis Etienne’s positive outlook against the league’s weakest run defense in Houston.

Evan Silva breaks down every angle of Sunday Night Football in Week 17, and examines the outlook of Pat Freiermuth — who has shown an established rapport with rookie QB Kenny Pickett.

Evan Silva breaks down every angle of Sunday’s Saints-Eagles bout, and outlines why DeVonta Smith has a good chance of staying hot as the favorite target of fill-in QB Gardner Minshew.

Evan Silva breaks down every angle of Sunday’s battle of L.A., including why Tyler Higbee is back in the TE1 mix after a strong showing against Denver last week.

Evan Silva breaks down every angle of Sunday’s NFC North showdown between the Vikings and Packers, and makes the case for why Dalvin Cook is primed for a big outing against Minnesota’s divisional foe.

Evan Silva breaks down every angle of Thursday Night Football between the Cowboys and Titans, and explains why Ezekiel Elliott is positioned for increased usage with Tony Pollard nursing a thigh injury.

Evan Silva breaks down every angle of Sunday’s AFC South game between the Jaguars and Texans, including why Travis Etienne can be confidently started as an RB1/2 in Week 17.

Evan Silva breaks down every angle of Sunday’s matchup between the Panthers and Bucs, and outlines why Leonard Fournette could be a decent fantasy option during championship week.

Evan Silva breaks down every angle of Sunday’s AFC West matchup between the Broncos and Chiefs, and details why Travis Kelce is likely to go off against a Broncos secondary that can’t stop tight ends.