Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night game as the Buccaneers head to New York to face the Giants.
There are a number of excellent wide receivers in Thursday's game between the Falcons and Panthers, but arguably no player has a better matchup than running back Todd Gurley.
Ilango Villoth goes deep into the free-agent pool to find upside adds who could pay off down the road, if not this week.
Chris Carson is looking at a multiweek absence after injuring his foot, while Travis Homer and Carlos Hyde are also hurt, which makes the Seattle running back situation tenuous.
Sasha Yodashkin looks over the Week 8 slate and expects Davante Adams to have another huge performance against the Vikings.
The Staff is rolling the dice on Danny Dimes and the Giants getting 10.5 points as Monday night home dogs.
The Chiefs are the chalk, and at only 33-percent ownership, there's no great opportunity cost in using them.
Chris Liss likes a rested Lamar Jackson and the Ravens at home and off a bye as 3.5-point favorites over the Steelers.
While Cole Beasley is on pace for a 1,000-yard season, Brandon Aiyuk is a better waiver add if he's available, as teammate Deebo Samuel is expected to miss multiple games with a hamstring injury.
Atlanta's Foyesade Oluokun might look like a safety at around 6-2, 215, but his tackle totals are about as big as any linebacker in the game at the moment.
Jim Coventry provides his top free agents and some under the radar picks for Week 8. If you need WR help, Corey Davis is probably available.
The New Orleans defense hasn't played up to its talent level, but a trip to Chicago could set things right for at least one afternoon.
Baker Mayfield looked like peak Drew Brees Sunday, but that's because he had all day to throw.
In a game where no one did much of anything, Malcolm Brown was productive in a time share.
Kevin Payne analyzes the top waiver-wire additions for Week 8, including Miami's new starter, Tua Tagovailoa.
Ryan Tannehill has a great matchup against the Bengals this week.
OBJ's season-ending knee injury Sunday is bad news for both Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson in the NFFC.
Chase Edmonds was already making an impact with his receiving ability, and he could now be looking at a three-down role while Kenyan Drake recovers from an ankle injury.