Falcons receiver Julio Jones is expected to miss another week with “turf toe,” which, as Jeff Stotts explains, is a metatarsophalangeal sprain of the big toe that is often a tricky injury to manage.
Andrew Fiorentino tries to remember how long it's been since there were worthy running back options on waivers, but expects a late-season bidding frenzy in the wake of Melvin Gordon's injuries.
Prorated over 16 games, Bell's current pace would destroy Chris Johnson's single-season yards-from-scrimmage record and Matt Forte's RB receptions record too.
Kevin Payne's picks from this week's waiver wire include the Jets' Bilal Powell, who could be a difference maker in the fantasy playoffs.
Jim Coventry brings us his NFL Barometer for the week, chock full of risers, fallers and those spinning their wheels with the conclusion of the regular season less than a month away.
With Matt Forte looking likely to miss time with a knee injury, Bilal Powell becomes the most attractive red-zone option for the Jets.
While quarterback scoring was down throughout the league, Le'Veon Bell reminded everyone why he's so special, rushing for a team-record 236 yards along the way.
Davis Mattek notes that Jordy Nelson's target volume has wildly exceeded preseason expectations, allowing him to pull down double-digit TDs despite his declining skills.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night game as Tom Brady and the Patriots look to turn back the visiting Ravens.
Scott Jenstad breaks down the Week 14 DraftKings slate as Indianapolis' Andrew Luck looks to back up last week's big performance.
Mario Puig put on his doctor's coat this week with a number of injuries to defensive players, including surgery for the Giants' Jason Pierre-Paul.
Luke Hoover explores which players face favorable matchups in Week 14, and those you may want to find an alternative for.
The Staff isn't afraid to go ugly this week with three of the league's worst doormats. Plus, Erickson has the contest in the bag.
Jim Coventry analyzes the best waiver adds for Team Defense this week as Robert Griffin III could be in for a rude welcome back from the Bengals.