Kevin Payne analyzes the top waiver-wire picks for Week 6, including Minnesota's Alexander Mattison, who impressed Sunday in relief of an injured Dalvin Cook.
Drew Brees got the win despite doing his best Philip Rivers imitation.
Alexander Mattison could be a top-5 back this week if Dalvin Cook can't play.
Myles Gaskin had a busy week in the red zone, including his first TD of 2020. He should be a reliable RB2 if the Dolphins continue to make Jordan Howard a healthy scratch. That, and more, in HSL Backfield...
Alvin Kamara has been one of the most prolific fantasy players in the league this season, and there's little reason to think he's going to slow down Monday against the Chargers in New Orleans.
The Giants' last-second loss capped off one of Chris Liss' worst NFL weeks of all time.
Dak Prescott cruelly suffered a season-ending ankle injury against the Giants, casting a cloud over a day that was somewhat eventful otherwise.
The Seahawks are heavily favored at home against the Vikings on Sunday night, but running back Chris Carson is unlikely to be as popular as some of his offensive teammates.
Juan Carlos Blanco tackles an extensive Week 5 injury report and lets you know the latest on who's trending toward starting or sitting as of early Sunday morning.
Kevin Payne takes a look at the offerings at the DraftKings Sportsbook for Week 5 of the NFL action, where Carolina's D.J. Moore has a yardage prop of 67.5 heading into a favorable matchup in Atlanta.
The Jaguars continue to rely heavily on running back James Robinson, who RotoWire's Andrew Laird is expecting to make a big impact Sunday against the Texans.
McKechs and Jim discuss the hot start, but current slow play from Carolina wide receiver D.J. Moore.
It's been a disheartening season for the Giants offense, but they might get on track as Darius Slayton and company take on a struggling Dallas secondary.
Kevin Payne notes Kyler Murray will be one of the more unpopular picks this week, which makes him a good contrarian play in big GPPs, against the 0-4 Jets.
Scott Jenstad and Andrew Laird break down Sunday's (now) 10-game daily fantasy football slate, including whether we'll finally see Ezekiel Elliott's breakout game.
D.J. Moore works as a stand-alone play or as part of a Panthers stack, facing a sieve-like Falcons defense that's been picked apart each and every week this season.
Ronald Jones needs work as a receiver, but he looks like a monster between the tackles.
Evan Engram already has volume working in his favor, and he'll get his first favorable matchup of the season when the Giants travel to Dallas in Week 5.
