It’s week 12 and with the bye weeks done, it is time to reshape your rosters and get them playoff ready. 
Here is our add em, drop Em for Week 12.
Add Em!
1. Corey Coleman, WR, Browns: Coleman caught 6 passes for 80 yards last week in his first game action since week 2. He was targeted 11 times. Look for Coleman to be an integral part of the Browns passing game moving forward.
2. Kenny Stills, WR, Dolphins: Stills is coming off of a monster game last week and has a favorable match up against an improved but still suspect Patriots secondary. Stills has a chemistry with back up Matt Moore. Look for Moore to target Stills a lot this week.
3. Devontae Booker, RB, Broncos: Booker got 14 carries for 44 yards and caught five passes for 54 yards in the Broncos loss to the Bengals last week. C.J Anderson is still the Broncos starter but Booker’s receiving skills make him a better fit in new offensive coordinator Bill Musgrave’s offense. Booker’s role has increased the last three weeks and look for him to get even more touches moving forward.
4. Zay Jones, WR, Bills: Jones has been somewhat of a fantasy bust this season but with Kelvin Benjamin out this week, Jones might be a worthy addition given the struggles of the Chiefs secondary. Jones offers quality value in DFS.
5. Bruce Ellington, WR, Texans: Ellington has developed a rapport with quarterback Tom Savage in the past three weeks. He has been targeted 24 times and caught 13 passes. Ellington has big play potential and is worthy of flex consideration. He should see plenty of targets playing opposite DeAndre Hopkins. 
Drop Em!
1. Buck Allen, RB, Ravens: With the return of Danny Woodhead and the emergence of Alex Collins, Allen is clearly the third running back in Baltimore and not worth rostering.
2. Kenyan Drake, RB. Dolphins: All the hope that accompanied Drake after Jay Ajayi was traded has vanished.
3. Cameron Brate, TE, Bucs: Brate is not going to repeat his fantasy performance from last season so it is time to move on.
4. Cardinals D/ST: The Cardinals got ripped by a bad Texans offense last week. Arizona has been underwhelming this season averaging only 4.9 points game. It’s time to drop them.
5. Robert Woods, WR, Rams: Woods has been great in terms of fantasy but he will be out 2-4 weeks with a shoulder injury. If there is a quality receiver option in your league on the waiver wire, you might want to move on.