Carson Wentz was robbed of his downfield weapons in 2019, but he's looking much better for 2020 after the Eagles added a trio of speedy wideouts during Day 3 of the NFL Draft.
Kevin Payne analyzes the top pickups as we head into Week 1 of the 2019 season, including Baltimore's Justice Hill, who should have an immediate impact.
John McKechnie examines the Lamar Jackson show in Baltimore, where defense and ball control still reign.
Rashaad Penny's rookie year didn't go well at all, but now that he's reportedly in improved shape he could issue a serious challenge to incumbent Chris Carson.
It's rare to find a rookie class where a quarterback warrants the top overall spot, but Kyler Murray offers stability in a class otherwise lacking it.
There was some thought Bryce Love might last until the sixth or seventh round, but Washington scooped him up in the fourth, presumably with plans for a 2019 redshirt.
Derek Carr might not be a good quarterback, but it's easy to argue that he's a bargain with upside at his current best ball ADP now that he's throwing to Antonio Brown and Tyrell Williams.
Tevin Coleman mostly held his ground against Devonta Freeman in Atlanta, but Jerick McKinnon and Matt Breida present new obstacles in San Francisco.
Good RB's could be hard to find, with Melvin Gordon and Chris Carson facing tough matchups.
Given Todd Gurley's uncertain status late in the year, the Saints' Alvin Kamara occupies the No. 1 slot among running backs in PPR formats.
Chris Carson should run wild at home against the Cardinals, assuming that the Seahawks play their starters.
Erik Siegrist profiles the Week 16 Monday night game as Case Keenum and the Broncos look to knock off the Raiders in Oakland.
Adam Thielen is one of the many slumping wide receivers that are difficult to rank this week.
Derek Carr is revving up for another big game under center, and Luke Hoover doesn't think the Raiders' embattled quarterback should be ignored against the Bengals.
Rob Gronkowski had a terrific offensive game last week, and now faces a Steelers defense that got torn apart by three different tight ends.
If you don't have a superstar, and an elite prospect like Baker Mayfield is unavailable, go with a rental.
Kevin Payne analyzes the top waiver-wire additions for Week 15, including the Chargers' Justin Jackson, who has an elite matchup against the Chiefs.
Devin Funchess is still probably a good prospect at wide receiver, but Curtis Samuel and D.J. Moore threaten to make him irrelevant all the same.