Jakobi Meyers has become the focal point of New England's passing game, while other young wideouts like Preston Williams, Michael Pittman and Denzel Mims are hoping to do the same for their respective teams.
Justin Jackson may be stuck in a timeshare, but he's averaging 12.3 carries as a starter and could see even more than that against a subpar Raiders defense.
With the 49ers missing a plethora of key contributors, RotoWire's Andrew Laird expects Aaron Rodgers to be extremely popular on DraftKings and FanDuel for Thursday Night Football.
Kevin White was one of the more recent players deemed as a bust in our NFL Busts draft that we did on our SiriusXM Fantasy draft.
Despite a wide range of speculation regarding the Chiefs RBs behind Damien Williams (hamstring), Carlos Hyde was listed as the top backup on the first Kansas City depth chart.
The NFL offseason was hotter than ever as a number of big-name players, including Le'Veon Bell, changed teams. Logan Larson analyzes the most significant moves.
Jim Coventry considers Mitchell Trubisky's development, backfield tinkering and the Bears' fearsome front seven.
D.J. Moore is one of the most hyped wide receivers heading into 2019, but there's a good chance that Curtis Samuel posts the bigger numbers this year.
The markets will eventually catch on, but for now Latavius Murray is an obvious best ball target after switching from Dalvin Cook's backup in Minnesota to Mark Ingram's replacement in New Orleans.
The top free agents still available, ranked in descending order of general value. Plus links to daily summaries of the key signings.
Given Todd Gurley's uncertain status late in the year, the Saints' Alvin Kamara occupies the No. 1 slot among running backs in PPR formats.
Star QBs like Drew Brees are powering the league's elite teams, but it's never been easier to play quarterback in the NFL.
Carson Wentz has played very well since returning from his ACL tear, but at 3-4 the Eagles are still on the verge of seeing their 2018 ambitions slip away.
An early game in London has already produced one major inactive, while the rest of the injury report has plenty of notable names. Juan Carlos Blanco guides you through who might be starting or sitting in Week 7.
Mohamed Sanu is a steady presence for the Atlanta passing game, but first-round pick Calvin Ridley might be too talented to hold off.
Jim Coventry touches on the impact coach Matt Nagy will have on a previously inept offense.
Juan Carlos Blanco looks over offseason risers and fallers as teams prepare for training camp and Patrick Mahomes gets ready to take the reins on a potent Kansas City passing attack.
RotoWire's Mario Puig lays out the players who will make the most impact in their first NFL season, and it's no surprise who tops the list.