Fantasy Football Cheat Sheet: Week 13 (Start or sit, waiver pickups & more)
CBS Sports' Fantasy Football expert Dave Richard shares his players to watch for in Week 13, talks waiver wire targets, and much more!
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Week 13 of the NFL season has arrived, but have you done your homework before setting your Fantasy Football lineup for Sunday?
Dave Richard, a fantasy football expert for CBS Sports, joined The Carmichael Dave Show with Jason Ross on Friday to share his fantasy football waiver wire pickups for Week 12, answer a series of start-or-sit questions, and much more.
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Topics Discussed: Fantasy Football Week 13
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The San Francisco 49ers announced that linebacker Curtis Robinson has been selected as the team’s winner for the 2025 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award presented by Nationwide for the second consecutive year.
The Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award, presented by Nationwide, is the league’s most prestigious honor, recognizing players who excel on the field and demonstrate a commitment to making a positive impact beyond the game.
Inspired by his mother’s career as a college professor, Robinson understands the importance of ensuring equal access to quality education, regardless of socioeconomic background.
A passionate advocate for the 49ers Foundation’s mission to empower and educate youth, Robinson has been a consistent presence, joining Title I students in the 49ers EDU classroom as they explore STEAM concepts through football.
Recognizing education as a key pillar of social justice, Robinson serves on the 49ers Social Justice Player Committee, helping direct over $1 million in team funding to community organizations and mentoring youth from those partners.
Supporting the NFL’s Inspire Change initiative, he also read to more than 150 elementary students and helped distribute over 1,000 books promoting diversity and inclusion through the team’s Read for Justice program.
Guided by the influence of his educator mother and coach father, Robinson values mentorship deeply. He works with Fresh Lifelines for Youth, mentoring teens impacted by the justice system, volunteers with Drive 4 Change in Oakland, teaching golf and promoting life skills through sport, and has joined the team’s annual visit to San Quentin State Rehabilitation Center to meet with justice-impacted individuals and their families.
In 2025, Robinson used his Walter Payton Man of the Year $40,000 donation to help fund a new Mobilize Love truck that provides free haircuts in low-income communities.
The truck will be used across the Bay Area to meet the needs of children and families in meaningful, tangible ways. This December, he hosted a community event at Ile Omode School in Oakland, where over 100 students enjoyed a warm meal and received haircuts from the Mobilize Love truck. Complimentary eye exams were also provided by Zenni and Safeway provided $250 gift cards to each family at the school.
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49ers LB Curtis Robinson named team’s Walter Payton Man of the Year winner
Upcoming San Francisco 49ers Schedule
- Sunday, December 7th – BYE WEEK
- Sunday, December 14th – vs. Tennessee Titans – 1:25 PM PT
- Monday, December 22nd – @ Indianapolis Colts – 5:15 PM PT
- Sunday, December 28th – vs. Chicago Bears – 5:20 PM PT
- TBD (Flex Game) – vs. Seattle Seahawks
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