Welcome back, RotoBallers, to our Divisional Round fantasy football busts, or players who may disappoint. As the adage goes, defense wins championships. Many top-tier defenses remain in the playoffs,

Houston Texans running back Joe Mixon (ankle) was a surprise addition to his team's injury report ahead of his Saturday matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs. The NFL's Divisional round of their playoffs looms large,

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James was not ruled down, so he ran the ball out of the end zone for 40 yards to seemingly set up great field position for the Chargers. On the return, Texans running back Joe Mixon was called for ...

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The veteran bounced back in a big way during the Wild Card round, turning in 25 carries for 106 yards and a touchdown in a victory against the Los Angeles Chargers. He will likely need to play a major role in the AFC Divisional round if the Texans are going to have any chance of upsetting the Chiefs.

SportsLine AI reveals the top NFL Divisional Round prop picks for sites like PrizePicks, Underdog Fantasy, and Sleeper Fantasy

When asked who their No. 2 receiver would be for the playoffs, the Bills simply answered “No” in the Wild Card Round. Khalil Shakir ran 72 percent of the routes while no other Buffalo wideout topped a 53 percent route rate. Cooper finished fifth among the team’s receivers in route rate at 41 percent. He earned a measly three targets.

The three non-Eagles divisional round games have a lot of potential from a player prop perspective. All of the six teams in those three games have clear game plans as to how they want to approach games,

The divisional round will hopefully have better games, and everyone is looking forward to Baltimore at Buffalo. But Houston at Kansas City, Washington at Detroit, and the Rams at Philadelphia should be exciting as well.