Alfred Morris seemed done for, but he merits close monitoring in upcoming days as the 49ers sort through their undersized and beat-up backfield.
Jeff Stotts analyzes recent injuries and the fallout for fantasy owners. How will injuries to the Cowboys' offensive line impact Ezekiel Elliott?
Michael Rathburn reviews what owners should do now to prepare for Week 1 DFS, including looking for values like New England's Chris Hogan.
DVR & Maryland-homer McKechnie debate the worth of Alex Collins at his current ADP.
Jim Coventry looks at ADP data to find values for individual defensive players in your draft including Vikings defensive lineman Danielle Hunter.
DVR & Liss discuss whether or not Derrick Henry is being undervalued in 2018 fantasy drafts.
Davis Mattek digs into the schedules for some top fantasy WRs and finds that Amari Cooper is set to face a daunting array of cornerbacks in 2018.
Following the five fades of last week, the author embraces positivity with 10 favorite targets as the regular season approaches.
DVR & Liss debate whether or not John Ross can rise to the occasion in Cincy.
Juan Carlos Blanco examines whose value is rising and falling this week including 49ers wide receiver Marquise Goodwin, who continues to show impressive chemistry with Jimmy Garoppolo.
Luckily world peace doesn't depend on Julio Jones catching a TD.
Liss decides to get crabby about the Stefon Diggs hype.
LeGarrette Blount and rookie second-round pick Kerryon Johnson are fighting for carries in Detroit, but the rookie is closing in.
Both Jerick McKinnon and Matt Breida suffered preseason injuries. Mckinnon was diagnosed with a low-grade calf strain, and his backup, Matt Breida, will miss the rest of the preseason with a shoulder sprain.
Liss and Jeff discuss the trouble with trying to figure out which Patriots running back will do well in fantasy in 2018.
DVR & Mario debate whether or not Moore will be fantasy relevant in 2018.
Michael Rathburn offers DFS tips as the season approaches. The time is now to start preparing.
Jim Coventry uses projected team win totals from Las Vegas casinos to help identify players who might have better sack and tackle totals throughout the course of the season, like Vikings defensive end Everson Griffen.