In "Exploit or Avoid," we take a close look at some of the week's more favorable — and tough — matchups for skill-position players. Here's who we like on each side of the ledger in Week 14:

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Giants RB Ahmad Bradshaw (vs. New Orleans) — Get him into the lineup. The Saints are allowing 153.8 rushing yards and about one rushing TD per game. Bradshaw had a sneaky-good game in Week 13, rushing for 103 yards on 24 carries and catching two passes for 13 yards. Also of note: Bradshaw had all but five rushes that went to Giants players, with David Wilson carrying four times and Eli Manning having one attempt. Wilson just isn't the threat to Bradshaw's workload that Andre Brown was.

Packers WR Jermichael Finley (vs. Detroit) — There's plenty of reasons to like Finley in Week 14. For starters, he caught three passes for 66 yards at Detroit in Week 11. Moreover, he has followed that up with two solid games in succession (combined 9-111-0 on 12 targets). Finally, the Lions, after giving up the score to Finley, have surrendered a TD pass to opposing tight ends in each of the next two games. The Texans' Owen Daniels caught one on Thanksgiving, and the Colts' Coby Fleener hauled in a 26-yard score in Week 13.