The Raiders have been relying heavily on Josh Jacobs recently, and RotoWire's Andrew Laird is expecting the rookie running back to be decently owned Thursday night against the Chargers.
Jameis Winston and the Bucs aerial attack is primed for a big week against the Cardinals leaky pass defense.
Jeff Edgerton previews World Fantasy Pools -- a new fantasy sports site that combines DFS and survival pools.
The Staff likes Khalil Mack and the Bears as 2.5-point favorites over the Lions Sunday.
Jeff Edgerton reviews SuperDraft, a new DFS platform that removes the usual salary cap format in favor of a score multiplier.
Are Hunter Henry and Melvin Gordon impacting Keenan Allen's performances?
Chris likes Lamar Jackson and the Ravens in Cincinnati this week, especially given their low ownership.
Chris likes Khalil Mack and the Bears at home as 2.5-point favorites against the Lions.
Jim Coventry anticipates Patrick Peterson and the rest of Arizona’s defensive backs to have a great day against the Bucs‘ mediocre rushing attack.
Jerry Donabedian analyzes the top D/ST plays for Week 10, starting with an improved Ravens defense taking on Ryan Finley in his first NFL start.
Kevin Payne analyzes the top wavier-wire additions for Week 10 and can't believe that Ronald Jones is available in 60 percent of fantasy leagues.
Jerry Donabedian breaks down every game from Week 9, noting how new Chargers offensive coordinator Shane Steichen put Melvin Gordon in good position for his first big game of the season.
Jacoby Brissett has been diagnosed with a Grade 1 medial collateral ligament (MCL) sprain but could still play Sunday, however, don’t expect the same level of productivity.
It's not just the random backups more than holding their own, but left-for-dead veterans like Derek Carr and Ryan Tannehill showing almost anyone in a decent situation can have success in the modern NFL.
Lamar Jackson sits atop the QB rankings this week with a great matchup against the Bengals.
Is Houston WR DeAndre Hopkins regressing? Liss thinks so, and explains his logic to Jeff.
Ezekiel Elliott could be a popular captain/MVP pick on Monday night's showdown/single game slate, with the Cowboys favored by nearly a touchdown on the road against the Giants.
Lamar kept rolling against the Patriots, taking down what had been the NFL's best defense. He's on pace for 3,600 yards and 24 touchdowns passing to go with nearly 1,300 yards and 10 touchdowns rushing.
