Kevin Payne analyzes undervalued running backs to target this season.
Dan Marcus analyzes the Monday night Showdown DFS contests as Russell Wilson returns to Seattle in his Broncos debut.
Jeff Stotts looks at the week’s significant injuries, starting with Jets quarterback Zach Wilson, who is slated to undergo a meniscectomy Tuesday.
Dan Marcus analyzes the top risers and fallers as the season nears. DJ Moore has seen his ADP tick up in recent weeks.
The departure of Russell Wilson leaves the Seahawks in some limbo, but even in an offense that may be more run-heavy, DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett will serve as productive options at wide receiver.
Jim Coventry discusses the Bucs' passing attack after Julio Jones signed with the team.
Mario Puig analyzes players who could break out this season. It's about to be eatin' time in Jacksonville for Travis Etienne.
Antonio Gibson's market is tanking precisely at the point in his career where there's reason to expect a breakout.
After a chaotic Day 2 of the 2022 NFL Draft, Joe Bartel breaks down the prospects of every skill player drafted in Rounds 2 and 3, including new Packers wideout Christian Watson.
Kevin Payne analyzes the latest moves in the NFL, including the news that Taysom Hill's QB days could be over.
The Buccaneers offense should stay dominant with Tom Brady returning, setting up Leonard Fournette for another big season.
The Titans picked up a new wideout and tight end, while the Seahawks and Falcons re-signed their leading rushers from last season.
Russell Wilson in Denver should usher in a new era of passing production to the benefit of Courtland Sutton, Jerry Jeudy and Albert Okwuegbunam.
The Niners don't have much cap space at first glance, but they can change that in a hurry this offseason, starting with Jimmy Garoppolo's presumed trade/release.
Rashaad Penny was bitterly received most of his four years in Seattle, but he exploded when health and opportunity cooperated in 2021.
Rashaad Penny's big week makes him a top target to go after on this week's waiver wire.
Devonta Freeman couldn't lead the Ravens to a win, but he did assert himself as the lead back with season highs for snap share and targets, while fellow vet Latavius Murray barely played.
We know the elite quarterbacks are easily the most valuable players on the field, but by what margin?