The fantasy football playoffs are here. Your squad is either on a bye, facing a big game, or finally put out of it's misery. As a fantasy owner, you know that it is vital to have a solid starting line-up. There is nothing worse than having a player that explodes for a big week…on your bench. We are trying to prevent this from happening to you, which is why you must read this article full of the top players to start for Week 14.

PLAYOFF WEEK 14 MUST STARTS:

QB Tony Romo vs Giants - There is no debate that the Giants defense is poor at defending the pass. They have been torched, and will not have much luck this week against the Cowboys. This is a big game that should be very high scoring. It is expected that Romo will have at least two touchdowns.

Welcome to the best fantasy football show on the web! This week in "Between the 20s", hosts Michael Byrnes (@itsmikebyrnes) and Greg Benedetto (@bengregedetto), bring unique commentary each week on every game in the very important week 14 fantasy playoffs! All the popular fantasy topics including start/sit, waiver wire, game picks and more!! Let them help optimize your line-up, while entertaining your ears. Sit back and enjoy.

Between the 20s: Week 14

with Michael Byrnes & Greg Benedetto

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Many following the NFL have their attention focused on the fantasy football playoffs. It is no secret that waiver-wire picks could be your way into a championship. Here are five to check out for week 14.

Marion Barber, Chicago

Barber may not have lasted the day on your wire after Matt Forte went down with a knee injury and even though he had just 44 yards in a 10-3 loss to Kansas City, even Montreal Canadiens fans of the Bears would tell you that Jay Cutler is also hurt, which means Caleb Hanie is under center and he was picked off three times by the Chiefs. If the Bears are going to win in Denver this week, they’ll have to run the ball.

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Many following the NFL have their attention focused on the fantasy football playoffs that are on the horizon. It is no secret that waiver-wire picks could be your way into the postseason. Here are five to check out for week 13.

Kyle Orton, Kansas City

Tyler Palko threw three interceptions in a 13-9 loss at home to Pittsburgh, and while it was an admirable effort, a review of this game would point out that Palko just isn’t a good NFL starting quarterback by any standards. The Chiefs picked up Orton off waivers last week and you should see him in the lineup this weekend against Chicago, where Orton spent the beginning of his career. Honestly, he can’t be any worse than Palko, who has seven turnovers in two games.

Don't want to hurt your eyes reading all the hottest week 12 fantasy analysis? We have what you need here! In "Between the 20s", hosts Michael Byrnes (@itsmikebyrnes) and Greg Benedetto (@bengregedetto), bring unique commentary each week on every game. All the popular fantasy topics including start/sit, waiver wire, game picks and more!! Let them help optimize your line-up, while entertaining your ears. Sit back and enjoy.

Between the 20s: Week 12

with Michael Byrnes & Greg Benedetto

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Many following the NFL have their attention focused on the fantasy football playoffs on the horizon. It is no secret that waiver-wire picks could be your way into the postseason. Here are five to check out for week 12.

Caleb Hanie, Chicago

Hanie will be called upon this week on the road in Oakland as Jay Cutler may be out for the season with an ailing thumb, but he has been with the Bears since 2008 and he’s comfortable with the players and the coaching staff, who know enough about Hanie to avoid putting him in tough spots. He made some nice throws when he replaced an injured Cutler in last season’s NFC title loss to Green Bay, but Hanie will be a serviceable NFL fantasy pickup.