The Georgia Bulldogs lost two underclassman wideouts to the 2019 draft in Riley Ridley (brother of Calvin) and Mecole Hardman, both of whom may prove polarizing for NFL decision makers and dynasty owners alike.
Eric Ebron put forth an improbable but dominant showing against the Jaguars on Sunday as Indianapolis' third TE. Is this enough to earn him a promotion?
Juan Carlos Blanco helps you wade through the Week 1 injury report, which also includes several prominent absences due to suspensions and one very publicized holdout.
Jeff Zimmerman analyzes which metrics from the NFL Combine portend success for wide receivers. Tuns out, bigger is better. What's that mean for Panthers rookie D.J. Moore?
Andrew Laird and Sasha Yodashkin, resident Jets fans, review the unsettled nature of each of the team's skill-position groups.
Brett Hundley had much better results against the Bears than he did against the Saints or Lions, but the tape didn't show a truly improved player.
The Patriots and the Saints should engage in a shootout Sunday, curing a lot of fantasy ailments in the process. Check out all of Jeff Erickson's Week 2 rankings here.
Without Andrew Luck against the Rams, T.Y. Hilton's weekly ranking takes a pretty big hit in Week 1.
Miami’s Ryan Tannehill likely will miss the entire season after he re-injured his left knee, but Jeff Stotts cautions that his probable replacement, Jay Cutler, may not be fantasy worthy.
Andrew Laird reviews where the Jets stand in their current rebuild.
Andrew Fiorentino takes a look at the key job battles around the NFL heading into training camp, and wonders whether Jonathan Stewart and Christian McCaffrey will sabotage each other's fantasy value.
Davante Adams is poised to have yet another outstanding season in 2017, but what is his keeper ranking heading into a contract year?
Samaje Perine fell all the way to the fourth round, but he landed in a favorable situation with Washington.
Dalvin Cook and Joe Mixon fell to the second round of the 2017 draft, but both players are clearly the most talented running backs on their NFL teams.
With 45 wide receivers accounted for, this list ranks the pre-draft dynasty values of the incoming rookie class. LSU's Malachi Dupre is one former top prospect losing ground.
Despite the swirling of Jimmy Garoppolo and Kirk Cousins rumors, Deshaun Watson remains a more plausible quarterback target for the Browns.
Dalvin Cook and Leonard Fournette will hog the headlines at running back, but Alvin Kamara is another RB who could burn up the Combine.
The biggest debate in dynasty rookie drafts will likely be Dalvin Cook vs. Leonard Fournette -- two potential top-10 picks at RB.