Scott Jenstad and Andrew Laird break down Sunday's 12-game daily fantasy football slate, including why Aaron Rodgers could be the one of the most popular players in cash games and GPPs.
The Packers might not need him much to secure the victory, but if they look to Allen Lazard he will pose a big mismatch against Philadelphia's tiny corners.
The Rams have mostly been involved in low-scoring games this year, but Jared Goff and Robert Woods should see plenty of volume in their Week 13 matchup with Arizona.
Sasha Yodashkin looks over the Week 13 slate and expects another big performance from a healthy Austin Ekeler at home against the Patriots.
Raheem Mostert worked in a committee last week, but he could be fully unleashed this weekend as the 49ers try to keep pace in the NFC wild-card race.
RotoWire experts again take to the radio airwaves to provide advice for Week 13. Is Deebo Samuel back as "the man" for San Francisco?
The Staff likes Deebo Samuel and the 49ers getting 2.5-points at home (in Arizona) against the Bills.
Ben Roethlisberger used to throw down the field all the time, but now he's dink and dunking like Philip Rivers.
Ilango Villoth goes deep into the free-agent pool to find upside adds who could pay off down the road, if not this week.
Jeff has SF RB Raheem Mostert ranked at RB10 for Week 13. Liss agrees, somewhat. Here's why.
The Chiefs are the top streaming pick if you're strictly focused on Week 13, but the Seahawks are a better choice for anyone looking ahead to the fantasy playoffs.
Russell Wilson and the Seahawks catch a break if the Giants are forced to turn to Colt McCoy.
Jeff and Jake discuss free agent options heading into Week 13 of NFL action. They also wrap-up Monday's Seahawks victory over Philly.
Chris Liss likes Deebo Samuel and the 49ers getting 2.5-points at home against the Bills.
The Steelers' wide receivers have been extremely productive lately, but a matchup against the Ravens won't be the easiest for Diontae Johnson, JuJu Smith-Schuster and Chase Claypool.
Giants quarterback Daniel Jones joins a growing list of NFL players with hamstring strains, and he’ll miss at least one week.
The Dallas defense isn't any good, but it might have found itself a good starter in second-year safety Donovan Wilson, who's been a DB1 since entering the starting lineup.
Liss can't understand why Carson Wentz is falling off the cliff. Jeff has some theories.