Week 15 Fantasy Projections: Tim Tebow and Players That Will Score Multiple TDs

People should know better than to disrespect or refrain from starting Tim Tebow in fantasy.

Through three quarters, those that did start Tebow, are usually like "I knew I shouldn't have started this guy," but by the fourth, their tunes have changed.

This week, Tebow is opposed by the NFL's worst pass defense. Honestly, the Patriots run defense isn't all that great either, but why run it when you can pass it.

Conventional wisdom kind of goes by the boards with Tebow. The horrible Patriots pass defense, surrendering 314 yards per game, figures to surrender at least one TD to Tebow.

In addition, it takes a defense with good to great overall speed to contain Tebow the runner. The Bears did a great job of that in defeat last week.

The Patriots don't have the same type of athleticism on defense. Tebow will score at least two TDs against New England.

Don't be afraid to start Tebow, I know it's the playoffs, but the kid is money.

Here are three other players you can count on for multiple TDs

Aaron Rodgers

This is almost a given on a weekly basis. Though Rodgers will be without his best weapon, Greg Jennings, he will still find at least two TDs with his other receivers and tight ends against the Kansas City Chiefs.

He hasn't thrown less than two TD passes in a game this season. If you have Rodgers, you have a great chance at winning your first-round playoff matchup.

Drew Brees

Brees is about to explode all over the Minnesota Vikings. Don't worry about the fact that Jared Allen has the ability to wreak havoc in the backfield, as he leads the NFL in sacks. 

The Saints attack is equipped with the weapons that will stop the Vikings pass rush from pinning their ears back and rushing Brees.

Expect the Saints to set up the bigger pass plays with the run and short swing passes to Darren Sproles.

Once this has happened, Brees will devour the Vikings terrible secondary. There is a reason the Vikings have Jared Allen, yet they are still the third worst defense in the NFL against the pass.

Tony Romo

Romo has been on fire, even if the Cowboys have not.

This is fantasy, who cares about team.

Romo has five TDs and no INTs over a two-game span.

To add on, the Cowboys are taking on the Bucs. Tampa's defense has been struggling in every facet.

I expect a spirited effort for the Bucs in defense of embattled coach Raheem Morris, but it won't stop Romo from finding the end zone at least twice.