Mohamed Sanu is admittedly a super risky pick, as he has seen three targets per game in his last three games. He hasn't topped 20 yards in any of those games.

But the Bengals did throw for 322 yards against the Steelers in their last meeting, and Pittsburgh is much more beatable through the air than on the ground. They have allowed more than 100 rushing yards just once since Week 7 and have let up just 65.1 rushing yards per game since then.

Sanu's volume isn't enticing, but the added threat of his passing in a critical game gives him a pretty high ceiling. If Jeremy Hill is held in check, then Sanu might be a big factor in this Week 17 clash.