In his third season as a pro, Tua Tagovailoa is on the spot, but the quarterback’s prospects – both in real and fantasy terms – are bolstered by the Dolphins’ addition of electric playmaker Tyreek Hill.
After a one-game absence Jaylen Waddle returns to his lead role in the Miami offense as they head to New Orleans.
Rookie wideout Amon-Ra St. Brown should see plenty of looks over the final five weeks after his breakout performance with 12 targets and a game-winning touchdown this past Sunday.
Juan Carlos Blanco gives you the early Sunday morning lowdown on a Week 13 injury report that is unfortunately loaded with very relevant Fantasy names.
Odell Beckham had an up-and-down Sunday, but it was All Systems Go in terms of the workload, with both OBJ and Van Jefferson joining Cooper Kupp in every-down roles.
Juan Carlos Blanco examines the Week 12 injury landscape and offers the latest updates on key players as of early Sunday morning.
The QB carousel in New York may complicate things, but Elijah Moore appears to have locked down a full-time role for the final month and a half of the season.
Ryan Tannehill has nobody left to try to move the ball against the Pats.
TE Dan Arnold still hasn't scored a touchdown since he was traded to Jacksonville, but he's getting steady volume as the unexpected go-to target for rookie QB Trevor Lawrence.
Rashod Bateman, Pat Freiermuth and Elijah Moore are suddenly thriving, but playing time could be an issue for all three rookies as veteran teammates return from injuries.
DeVante Parker is struggling to stay on the field, but he still sees plenty of targets whenever he's able to play.
Everyone is talking about Ja'Marr Chase, and rightfully so, but teammate Tee Higgins looks ready for a breakout of his own.
It was a rough week for pass catchers around the league, but Washington's Ricky Seals-Jones looks like a solid TE1 until Logan Thomas returns from a hamstring injury.
Brown TE David Njoku made a splash this past weekend, but RotoWire's Jerry Donabedian will need to see more routes and snaps before truly buying in.
While Cordarrelle Patterson has been hogging all the highlights, Calvin Ridley's usage suggests a huge game is right around the corner.
Mecole Hardman hasn't put up a big stat line yet, but his new role in KC creates potential for a true breakout in the coming weeks.
Kyle Pitts, Mark Andrews and Tyler Higbee didn't put up huge numbers Week 1, but each of the three had underlying usage that hints at big days ahead.
With no obstacles in his path to the starting job, Tua Tagovailoa is the leader of the Dolphins offense. Still, Miami's defense may be its best ticket to reach the playoffs for the first time since 2016.