Jerry Donabedian looks at snap counts from the first week of the preseason, explaining why O.J. Howard's every-down role with the starting offense is far more relevant than his lack of receiving production.
Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson discuss what the latest Melvin Gordon news means for the chances the star running back gets a deal done with the Chargers.
Jeff Erickson and Chris Liss discuss the fantasy value of the Jaguars receivers in 2019.
Joe Bartel and Chris Liss discuss Duke Johnson's fantasy value now that he's a member of the Houston Texans.
Recent media coverage of the 49ers has implied a souring reception of Dante Pettis, but it will present an opportunity for profit if his price drops.
In the second of his two-part series, Jim Coventry uses projected win totals to help break ties in player valuations on draft day, this week, looking at linebackers including Kiki Alonso and Co.
Jeff Stotts explains why the Raiders may be without their top receiver, Antonio Brown, who has blistered feet after visiting a cryotherapy chamber, for the rest of preseason.
Jim Coventry analyzes the Saturday DFS slate as Cincinnati's Jeff Driskel could get a lot of snaps as he's playing for his job.
Jim Coventry analyzes the Friday DFS slate as New Orleans' Teddy Bridgewater looks to take advantage of the Vikings' overmatched reserves.
Chris Liss and Joe Bartel debate how much Kalen Ballage's presence in Miami will impact Kenyan Drake's fantasy value in 2019.
Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson discuss what to expect out of Evan Engram in 2019 fantasy football leagues.
Jeff Edgerton previews Thursday's preseason slate on PrizePicks. Can rookie quarterback Kyler Murray hit the over?
Jim Coventry analyzes the Thursday DFS slate as Chicago's Tyler Bray looks to pick up where he left off last preseason.
DRAFT recently introduced its NFL Mega Best Ball Tourney, which raises the stakes at five times the buy-in for the original tourney. This article breaks down the selection process of a team picked Tuesday.
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.
Listen to Jeff Erickson and Chris Liss debate the risk in taking Adam Thielen in 2019 fantasy football drafts on Sirius XM Fantasy Sports Radio.
In part one of Jim Coventry’s two-part series, he uses projected win totals to help break ties in player valuations on draft day, and unsurprisingly, the Patriots are favored to win the most games in 2019.
As long as Damien Williams remains out with a hamstring injury, Carlos Hyde will continue to get the majority of training camp reps with Kansas City’s starting unit.