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.
While everyone is excited over rookie RB Josh Jacobs, don't sleep on veteran Jalen Richard in PPR leagues.
Chris Benzine projects how the Chiefs can take the next step under the leadership of Patrick Mahomes and with Tyreek Hill's situation settled.
Le'Veon Bell's ADP is 12.2, but ranks #5 in RotoWire's standard league draft rankings. Liss and Jeff debate whether or not Bell is worth his draft day price.
Kevin Payne analyzes the DFS options for Thursday's Hall of Fame Game as the Falcons and Broncos kick off the NFL season.
John Ross' injury troubles are disturbing for fantasy investors, but he at least offers upside in a round where none of the other receivers offer any floor anyway.
Liss and Jeff debate which Chicago Bear running back to go for: Tarik Cohen or David Montgomery?
Liss insists that 40-year-old Drew Brees is no longer a Top 12 fantasy QB. Jeff seems to agree. The Saints offense is evolving.
Kenyan Drake was the presumed starter in Miami, but the big and fast Kalen Ballage opened Dolphins training camp as the starting running back.
Jeff Stotts uses Bengals wideout A.J. Green’s recent ankle injury to offer up a refresher on how different types of ankle injuries are graded.
The recent A.J. Green injury news has fans adjusting Green's value. Joe thinks Green might now be a bargain. Jeff does not agree.
Jerry Donabedian takes a way-too-early look at DraftKings' Week 1 player prices, eyeing an expensive stack from the Falcons-Vikings game.
Jerry Donabedian breaks down the basics of daily fantasy football on FanDuel, including why players should put a heavier emphasis on touchdowns as opposed to receptions.
Bryce Danielson explains how coach Jon Gruden and GM Mike Mayock have reshaped the Raiders in their image.
Josh Fathollahi observes that while the 49ers have made the necessary roster moves heading into Year 3 under Kyle Shanahan, the team's eventual record likely rests on Jimmy Garoppolo.
Jim Coventry concludes his three-article series with defensive backs, and coming in at third in the rankings is Keanu Neal.
Adam Wolf digs into the waning years of the Drew Brees era.
Peter Schoenke sifts through the first year of Kirk Cousins in Minnesota to see where it all went wrong.