Jeff Erickson took Darren McFadden at the start of the third round in his NFFC - RotoWire Fantasy Football Online Championship draft.
DeAngelo Williams could see an increased workload this year.
Mixed signals are coming from Giants camp regarding Jason Pierre-Paul's availability for Week 1. Is he worth the risk?
How much does it matter that Ray Rice faces the toughest slate of run defenses from 2012?
Sam Bradford should have explosive playmakers all over the field this year, making him a good value in fantasy drafts.
Kevin Payne talks about his most important drafts this season and offers five bold predictions for the 2013 NFL season.
Robert Griffin III aggressively attacked his rehab from last year's knee injury and could begin full practices soon for the Redskins.
Maurice Jones-Drew clocks in at No. 23.
The Jets are getting closer to naming a starting quarterback, and it's increasingly looking like it won't be Mark Sanchez.
Patrick Peterson is already a standout defender, but now he might be used on the other side of the ball, bringing added fantasy value.
Mark Stopa will break his wait-on-the-quarterbacks rule if Cam Newton slips.
Aaron Rodgers is healthy, but his teammates sure aren't. Is it time to downgrade the Green Bay quarterback in light of injuries to the offensive line and receivers?
Chris Johnson faces last year's 29th and 30th-ranked run defenses (Colts and Jaguars) twice each and the Cardinals (28th), Chiefs (27th) and Jets (26th).
Injuries keep piling up. See how they've affected Kevin Payne's Top 200 Cheat Sheet.
Jordy Nelson will miss the rest of training camp with a knee injury, so what's that mean for his fantasy status and Green Bay's offense?
Dez Bryant clocks in at No. 10 overall, only two spots below Calvin Johnson.
Some people probably have sworn to never draft Kenny Britt again after last year's trying season. That's exactly the sort of mentality that can lead to you making a big profit. See who else makes Jeff Erickson's list.
With Percy Harvin out for the year, there are targets up for grabs in Seattle.