Liss & Jeff debate Case Keenum, Christian McCaffery and others in this low over-under match-up.
Joe discusses with Stadium the impact of Crabtree returning for Week 14.
Sasha Yodashkin breaks down Fanball's Week 14 NFL slate as Michael Crabtree should get all the targets he can handle against the Chiefs.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night matchup as Tom Brady and the Patriots look to continue their dominance over the Dolphins.
Davis Mattek scopes out the best and worst cornerback matchups on this week's crucial slate and thinks DeAndre Hopkins will explode against a soft 49ers secondary.
With Josh Gordon already looking comfortable, DeShone Kizer enters Week 14 against the Packers boasting the weapons, matchup and scrambling ability to make up for his inconsistent passing.
The Staff likes Patrick Peterson and the Cardinals getting three points at home against the visiting Titans.
With Jimmy Garoppolo stepping in at quarterback, the 49ers offense is ready to take off, and wideouts like Marquise Goodwin and Trent Taylor are set to benefit.
Tough choices this week, but if Tyrod Taylor is cleared to play, the Bills become a viable option, home against the Colts.
Liss & Jeff can't resist talking about Josh Gordon.
Jake joins Stadium to explain why playoff contenders should play Josh McCown.
Michael Rathburn analyzes the lineups he used for FanDuel's qualifiers to get into this week's big $4 million Fan Championship. Which strategy worked best?
Jim Coventry checks out the Week 14 slate and thinks LeSean McCoy offers the best combination of floor and ceiling in a home tilt against an injury-depleted Colts defense.
Taking Josh Gordon and the Browns at home as three and a half point underdogs to the Packers
Juan Carlos Blanco looks at whose fortunes are changing heading into Week 14 and couldn't help but be impressed by Josh Gordon's performance after his unprecented layoff.
What will Josh Gordon do in his second game back, this time at home in what projects to be a friendlier matchup?
Both Pittsburgh wide Receiver Antonio Brown and New Orleans running back Mark Ingram have toe injuries, which Jeff Stotts advises can be a lot worse than they sound.
The sickly Bills get some much-needed medicine in the form of Jacoby Brissett, who leads the NFL in sack rate and total sacks.