Scott Jenstad breaks down the Week 12 slate, including picks for Thanksgiving and Sunday, as the 49ers-Dolphins matchup should produce a lot of DFS options.
Backing Drew Brees and the Saints at home against the Rams - assuming the Patriots aren't available to you
Vlad Sedler expects a lot of low-scoring games Sunday, which makes Jay Ajayi tough to fade in a premium matchup against the woeful 49ers run defense.
Davis Mattek examines what A.J. Green's absence could do to the Bengals' passing game, and think Davante Adams is emerging as the Packers' top WR.
Jim Coventry considers the streaming options for Week 12 as the Bills look to pound a mistake-prone Jags offense.
No A.J. Green and no Giovani Bernard means no fun for Andy Dalton. That and the rest of Jeff Erickson's Week 12 Rankings are in this week's Value Meter.
Andrew Fiorentino details another week of lineup shakeups, including Andrew Luck's status for Thursday's game looking seriously questionable due to a concussion, meaning Scott Tolzien may take the reins for Indy.
After dislocating his thumb, Running back LeSean McCoy had a minor surgical procedure to reposition it. According to Jeff Stotts, if McCoy progresses smoothly, he has a realistic chance of playing Sunday against the Jaguars.
After a slow start, and despite only 6.7 YPA, Aaron Rodgers is on pace for an all-time fantasy season for a quarterback.
Kevin Payne analyzes the best options on the waiver wire as Chris Ivory could see more touches with T.J. Yeldon dealing with an ankle injury.
Jim Coventry tunes us into his NFL Barometer for the week, laying out why it's time to target a couple of big-name Cowboys in Week 13.
Don't just watch Dak Prescott make his first Thanksgiving Day start Thursday, set up a one-day league with your friends and family!
Thomas Rawls' return from injury went about as expected, and with C.J. Prosise likely out for the rest of the season, Rawls should have no backfield competition in the red zone.
Rookies Ezekiel Elliott and Dak Prescott have led the Cowboys to nine consecutive wins, with each adding their names to the NFL record book along the way.