Kyler Murray faces a tough road matchup against the 49ers - see where he ranks among QBs for Week 1 in Jeff Erickson's Value Meter.
Jerry Donabedian discusses his weekly streaming strategy and identifies the Eagles defense as the top choice for Week 1.
After trailing off over the 2019 season, Marquez Valdes-Scantling played his way back toward the front of the Packers wideout rotation in training camp. Also: Rams RBs, Lions RBs and Eagles WRs/RBs.
Mike Williams may not be ready for the start of the season as he recovers from a shoulder injury.
Jeff Erickson took Joe Mixon with his first pick at the 10-spot in the NFFC Primetime Draft.
Chris Liss took Alvin Kamara with the No. 6 pick in his highest-stakes draft of the year.
Ilango Villoth analyzes the dynasty prospects of this year's rookies and how savvy fantasy managers might benefit. Is Joe Burrow being overvalued?
Deebo Samuel could be on the active roster in Week 1, as he recovers from a foot injury.
Joe Bartel reviews his recent NFFC draft where he tried to shore up his running back options early. Where did he hit, where did he miss?
With Adrian Peterson gone from the Washington backfield, the hype for rookie third-round pick Antonio Gibson kicked into high gear.
Ryquell Armstead, Chris Thompson and Devine Ozigbo all shot up the ADP charts after Leonard Fournette was released, but none of the remaining Jacksonville running backs made it into the top 100.
With Damien Harris (finger) highly questionable for Week 1, the Patriots backfield might be due for some more reshuffling yet.
In the middle of contract negotiations, New Orleans running back Alvin Kamara is also dealing with lower back inflammation.
Ronald Jones might be able to hold off Leonard Fournette, but asking him to hold off both Fournette and LeSean McCoy might be too much. Also looking at Rams WRs, Bears RBs, and Chargers RBs.
Wednesday began with Bruce Arians praising Ronald Jones as Tampa's starting runner, but by night the Buccaneers signed Leonard Fournette to a one-year deal.
Chris Liss went big on Cleveland's Odell Beckham, among others, this year in his six NFL drafts to date.
Jerry Donabedian makes the case for theoretical upside over secure mediocrity, identifying T.J. Hockenson, Drew Lock and Antonio Gibson as ideal players to stash on a fantasy bench.
Erik Siegrist reviews the simultaneous slow drafts used to fill the 60-team, five-conference Vegas League, where Michael Thomas was a surprisingly early pick in one conference.