RandBall's Week 13 Fantasy Football Challenge

Week 13 of the Page 2 Fantasy Football Challenge is upon us. Each week, a guest picker chooses a QB, RB and WR. The only players off-limits are those selected by the previous week's guest picker. The guest — Trevor Campbell, a self-described "slightly above average fantasy owner" who would "really blossom with an opportunity to run a real NFL franchise" — will go against the Star Tribune's Michael Rand, who is not allowed to pick anyone projected to score in the top 10 by NFL.com experts at their respective positions:

Trevor Campbell's WEEK 13 FANTASY PICKS

QB: Aaron Rodgers, Packers

NFL.com QB projection: No. 1

Matchup: Lions

Olivia Munn has been eerily quiet on Twitter (and Instagram … I even double-checked). More trouble in Green Bay? Full disclosure: I only picked Rodgers because I really feel like I hit the nail on the head with this Olivia Munn/double check gem. The Packers stink.

RB: LeSean McCoy, Bills

NFL.com RB projection: No. 12

Matchup: Texans

Four capital letters in his name? I'm in. Shady's been on a nice roll lately, and he keeps it going catching passes out of the backfield against the Texans.

WR: Mike Evans, Buccaneers

NFL.com WR projection: No. 7

Matchup: Falcons

You look at the number of dropped passes he has and immediately think "Packers WR." Actually, he is on the Bucs — who feed him a ton of throws, especially in red zone. Feels like a big week.

MICHAEL RAND's WEEK 13 FANTASY PICKS

QB: Blaine Gabbert, 49ers

NFL.com QB projection: No. 16

Matchup: Bears

I went with a strategy of picking guys who had something to prove last week, and I actually won for a change. So let's keep this train moving. Gabbert is hoping to show he can be a legitimate NFL starter now that San Francisco has given him a chance at a do-over from his Jacksonville days.

RB: Thomas Rawls, Seahawks

NFL.com RB projection: No. 18

Matchup: Vikings

The Vikings have a stout defense, but they are sometimes vulnerable against physical running backs. Rawls fits that description, and he's trying to prove he's more than just Marshawn Lynch's backup.

WR: Stefon Diggs, Vikings

NFL.com WR projection: No. 16

Matchup: Seahawks

Diggs bolted out of the gate with 419 receiving yards in his first four career games. In his last four? He's had just 185 and no touchdowns. He should get chances to rebound against Seattle.