Derek VanRiper breaks down the 10-game Main Slate for Sunday from a cash-game and GPP perspective.
Erik Siegrist analyzes the Monday night matchup as the Titans and Texans clash in a key AFC South showdown.
Josh Adams looks ready to fly -- err, run with the Eagles' backfield, especially with a favorable Week 12 matchup. Who else does Luke Hoover want to start?
Liss explains to Jeff why we underestimated Ezekiel Elliott fantasy value this past draft season.
Four of five writers like Matt Ryan and the Falcons getting a whopping 13 points in New Orleans on Thanksgiving night.
Sasha Yodashkin takes a look at Week 12's Thanksgiving and Sunday slates and expects Mark Ingram to continue cooking against the Falcons.
Chris likes Terrell Suggs and the Ravens hosting the Raiders this week.
Chris Liss likes Von Miller and the Broncos getting three points at home against the visiting Steelers.
Nick Chubb tore it up against the Falcons before his bye week and now gets to feast on the Bengals.
Juan Carlos Blanco looks at the risers and fallers around the NFL heading into Week 12, as Jordan Reed looks to establish better chemistry with Colt McCoy than he showed with Alex Smith.
Jeff Stotts examines Thanksgiving week’s most important injuries including Alex Smith’s gruesome broken leg and running back Kerryon Johnson’s sprained knee.
Thursday's three-game Thanksgiving slate offers a few intriguing contrarian foundations, including a Dak Prescott stack against Washington.
Is Davante Adams merely good, or is he one of the NFL's best receivers?
Jim Coventry says that the Ravens are a top-10 sack unit and should have no problem grabbing a few from the Raiders, who have allowed at least four sacks in three games this season.
Derek VanRiper gives thanks to the NFL schedule makers for an excellent Thursday nightcap and shares his annual Thanksgiving Day Cheat Sheet.
The Cowboys shouldn't have much trouble disposing of Colt McCoy on Thanksgiving.
Kevin Payne analyzes the Week 12 wavier wire, as Jameis Winston is back in the starting saddle for the Buccaneers.
Demaryius Thomas was expected to see a substantial workload after Houston acquired him for a fourth-round pick, but rookie Keke Coutee appears Houston's WR2 for now.