Bill Belichick apparently sees value in the 2021 free-agent class, with Monday reports linking his team to seven new signings, including Jonnu Smith and Nelson Agholor.
Jerry Donabedian reads offseason tea leaves for every NFL team, including an up-and-coming Chargers squad that needs to make tough decisions on Hunter Henry and Mike Williams.
It was a big week for rookies J.K. Dobbins and Jonathan Taylor, while veterans like Mark Ingram and Todd Gurley saw their roles minimized.
Justin Herbert has a nice home matchup against the Jets, who don't have two starting corners.
D'Andre Swift played more than 70 percent of snaps in Sunday's win over Washington, hinting at RB1 fantasy upside over the final two months of the season.
Jared Goff has done more for the Rams than he has for fantasy managers, but this could be the week when he finally puts it all together in terms of both volume and efficiency.
How many running backs do you trust? Mike Davis should get a decent run this week, albeit against a tough Tampa defense.
Chase Edmonds was disappointing from a production standpoint, but his every-down role hints at better things to come if Kenyan Drake misses more time beyond Week 9.
Contrary to some rumors, Will Fuller remained a Texan after the trade deadline and now has a good matchup against the Jaguars.
Chase Edmonds was already making an impact with his receiving ability, and he could now be looking at a three-down role while Kenyan Drake recovers from an ankle injury.
Derrick Henry vs. the Steelers' run defense is a strength vs. strength matchup.
Jonathan Taylor didn't have the huge game many expected against the Bengals, but his increased usage on passing downs hints at RB1 upside for the second half of the season.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night game as Kyler Murray leads the Cardinals into Dallas to face the Cowboys in the nightcap.
Wide receiver breakouts were the big story of Week 5, but not all were backed by the heavy usage that portends continued success. Chase Claypool, however, was rewarded with more playing time after halftime.
Alexander Mattison could be a top-5 back this week if Dalvin Cook can't play.
Myles Gaskin had a busy week in the red zone, including his first TD of 2020. He should be a reliable RB2 if the Dolphins continue to make Jordan Howard a healthy scratch. That, and more, in HSL Backfield...
George Kittle, coming off a massive game and facing the Dolphins in Week 5, tops our tight end rankings this week.
David Montgomery never got going in a tough Week 4 matchup with the Colts, but his three-down usage hints at better days ahead.