Davis Mattek breaks down the numbers heading into the final week of the season in most year-long leagues, and considers the value of Brandin Cooks heading into 2016
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night matchup between Cincinnati and Denver as Brock Osweiler and the Broncos look to clinch a playoff spot.
The Staff likes Blake Bortles and the Jaguars as 3.5-point underdogs in New Orleans.
With so many fantasy players flocking to Antonio Brown based on his incredible play of late, pivoting to Martavis Bryant could be the key to GPP success.
Luke Hoover is ready with recommendations for championship week, including Washington's Kirk Cousins in a great matchup against a weak Eagles defense.
Vlad Sedler is ready to jump on the Aaron Rodgers bandwagon, as few DFS players likely will look to the Packers' quarterback in Week 16.
Josh Collacchi suggests Teddy Bridgewater against a quarterback friendly Giants defense.
Fading Cam Newton and the undefeated Panthers as seven-point favorites in Atlanta.
Andrew Martinez looks at defenses available on your waiver wire, including how the Redskins will fair against Sam Bradford and the Eagles
Charcandrick West and the Chiefs should be able to run at will over the Browns this Sunday.
It's Championship Week in most leagues! How much are you going to trust Julio Jones against Josh Norman? How about A.J. Green against the Denver defense on Monday night?
Calvin Johnson's epic no-shows the last two weeks knocked a lot of owners out of the playoffs.
Although an ankle injury has derailed Calvin Johnson's season, there's no shortage of other players coming on strong down the stretch.
Kevin Payne scours the waiver wire for the players to put owners over the top in championship week, but just how effective will the Giants' Rueben Randle be in place of Odell Beckham?
Although highly effective when healthy, Chicago's Alshon Jeffery hasn't been able to stay that way for more than 2-3 weeks at a time. Jeff Stotts has news on that and more in this week's injury report.
AJ McCarron wasn't asked to do much Sunday, but it was enough to give confidence as the Bengals' starter while Andy Dalton is out. Andrew Fiorentino has all the fallout from Week 15.
Mark Stopa is ready to place Antonio Brown among the all-time greats after his shredding of the Broncos in his week's review of the highs and lows from Week 15.
There were a number of big fantasy performances Sunday, but they'll all be overshadowed by Odell Beckham, who is likely to hear from the league office about his antics with Panthers cornerback Josh Norman.