Week 15 Fantasy Football Projections: Demaryius Thomas and Best WR Flex Plays

Since it's playoff time in fantasy football, every move you make is very crucial. The flex position is one of the most difficult choices to make every week, but the best ones usually revolve around a wide receiver. 

Running backs are strong option,s too, but a majority of teams have more options at receiver to chose from. Receivers are also more dangerous because oftentimes a flex running back isn't one that is guaranteed to dominate. 

With that said, here are three great receiver to use in a flex spot. And as always, feel free to leave a comment if you have any questions about your fantasy lineup. 

Demaryius Thomas 

If this Denver Bronco receiver is still available in your league, stop what you're doing right now and pick him. In these past two weeks, Thomas has proved he is a dangerous threat and reliable target for Tim Tebow. 

He may get some bad passes thrown his way, but Tebow will look toward him all game long. Thomas has 222 receiving yards and three touchdowns in the last two games, and his success will continue. 

The Broncos take on the New England Patriots this Sunday, and the best way to beat them is through the air because they have the worst pass defense in the NFL.

Tebow may struggle at times, but he's going to connect with Thomas early and often, so make sure this guy is in your lineup. 

Plaxico Burress 

It was a rough time for Burress this past weekend, but he'll turn things around when the New York Jets battle the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. 

The Eagles are 1-5 at home, and while they have the talent to beat the Jets, it's not going to be easy. Burress is a top red-zone target, and even though he has had his ups and downs in the last month, he'll right the ship in Week 15.

Mark Sanchez will continue to spread the ball around, and he'll make sure to find Burress in the end zone come Sunday.

Antonio Brown 

The Pittsburgh Steelers have a very important game on Monday night against a good San Francisco 49ers team. Antonio Brown is owned it a little more than half of fantasy football leagues, so check and see if he's available because adding him will pay off. 

Brown will be heavily relied upon, and he'll deliver just like he has in the past few weeks. The 49ers are extremely good against the run, having yet to allow a single rushing touchdown on the season.

However, they are very subject to the pass, which means the Steelers will throw downfield for Brown. 

Coming off a game where he recorded 151 receiving yards, Brown won't be slowing down anytime soon, and that is why he needs to be in your lineup.