Davis Mattek highlights the receiver-corner battles worth paying attention to this week, including Josh Gordon matched up against Patriot castoff Malcolm Butler.
Erik Siegrist analyzes the Monday night matchup as the Giants head to San Francisco for a meeting with the 49ers.
The Staff likes Matthew Stafford and the Lions getting six and a half points in Chicago this week.
Now that Dez Bryant has signed with the Saints, Liss & Jeff debate his fantasy value.
Sasha Yodashkin reviews Sunday's slate and expects a well-rested Carson Wentz to pick apart the reeling Cowboys on his home turf.
Pat Mahomes and the Chiefs are the obvious play, but Chris Liss lists 10 choices for you in case you've used up the top teams.
Chris likes Alex Smith and the Redskins getting the full field goal on the road in Tampa Bay.
Melvin Gordon gets a juicy matchup on the road against the Raiders and tops the RB rankings in this week's Value Meter.
A.J. Green is expected to miss at least two weeks as he deals with a severe toe injury and could be a high-risk play once he returns.
As Liss says, "it's so Patriots to sign Patterson for nothing" and get something out of him.
Juan Carlos Blanco reviews whose value is rising and falling heading into Week 10, including Tyler Boyd as he becomes the Bengals' No. 1 receiver in the wake of A.J. Green's toe injury.
Eagles pass rushers Fletcher Cox, et al. should have a big game against a Cowboys offensive unit that will probably have to throw more often than they’d like.
The upcoming slate provides a trio of first-rate streaming options, with the Chargers, Jets and Packers all in ideal spots to thrive.
Ultimate compiler Frank Gore passed Barry Sanders to move into sixth place on the all-time yards from scrimmage list.
Kevin Payne analyzes the top waiver-wire options for Week 10, including the lightly owned Alex Smith in a great matchup against the Buccaneers.
Liss & McKechs discuss whether or not it's Lamar Jackson time in Baltimore.
Ryan Fitzpatrick was supposed to be good for DeSean Jackson and bad for Adam Humphries, but Humphries had the big game Sunday. Expect that to be a one-time deal.
Patrick Mahomes yawned his way through another dominant performance Sunday, and we need not overthink who the league's best player is in 2018. Give him the MVP now.