The Staff likes DK Metcalf and the Seahawks getting 2.5 points at home against the Cardinals.
Chris Liss likes Russell Wilson and the Seahawks getting 2.5 points at home against the Cardinals.
Liss is confident that Nick Chubb will lead the Browns to an easy win in Week 11.
Chris Liss likes Nick Chubb and the Browns at home against a Lions team coming off a tough overtime game in Pittsburgh.
TE Dan Arnold still hasn't scored a touchdown since he was traded to Jacksonville, but he's getting steady volume as the unexpected go-to target for rookie QB Trevor Lawrence.
Jim Coventry, via the SiriusXM App, brings us his top free agent picks for NFL Week 11. Jim brings a few favorite ideas, including New England running back Rhamondre Stevenson.
Jeff Stotts writes about important injuries to key fantasy players after Week 10, starting with Packers RB Aaron Jones, who will likely miss one two two weeks with a MCL sprain.
Kevin Payne analyzes the top waiver-wire targets for the week, including Cam Newton, who is back in Carolina.
Coming off a huge win over the Rams on Monday night, Nick Bosa and the 49ers take their show on the road to Duval.
Chris Liss and Dalton Del Don sailed through Week 10 in their $6M survivor pool with Dak Prescott and the Cowboys.
Deebo Samuel was unstoppable in a blowout win for the 49ers Monday night.
AJ Dillon has a big opportunity the next two weeks with Aaron Jones out. See where he ranks this week.
Jonathan Taylor already eliminated Marlon Mack's role and now has his eyes on Nyheim Hines' share of the workload.
Jeff Erickson believes Cam Newton's rushing floor still makes him a must add in superflex (2QB) leagues.
Bengals linebacker Germaine Pratt may handle an increased workload moving forward with Akeem Davis-Gaither on IR.
Although he began the year projected as SF's top threat from scrimmage, George Kittle is bargain-priced lower than Deebo Samuel.
Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs were back -- at least during Week 10 -- and it cost Chris Liss his best bet streak.
Joe Daley recaps Week 11 in the NFL as Mac Jones and the Patriots are giving off a vibe in New England similar to when Bill Belichick's dynasty started.
