Line did not touch the ball in Sunday's 29-24 NFC divisional-round loss to the Vikings.

Analysis: Line had scored in consecutive weeks leading up to Sunday's playoff tilt but was held out of the box score in Minnesota. The Saints' starting fullback was a valuable blocker who helped the team average nearly 130 rushing yards per game, but Line saw just nine offensive touches (seven carries, two receptions) go for 36 total yards in 12 regular-season games. Line will be an unrestricted free agent this offseason, but regardless of where he ends up in 2018, he will be off the fantasy radar.

Line had one catch for seven yards and one carry for a one-yard touchdown in Sunday's 31-26 playoff win over the Panthers.

Analysis: Line has now scored in consecutive weeks, despite touching the ball only three times during that span. The Saints don't often use their fullback -- Line averages only 14 snaps per game -- but lately head coach Sean Payton has not hesitated to get the ball in the hands of his versatile fullback near the goal line. Still, Line can likely be ignored in the majority of fantasy leagues, as he simply does not see enough touches to make him anything more than a touchdown-or-bust option. The Saints…read more