Jerry Donabedian breaks down all the role changes, injuries and other key developments from Week 4, including increased workloads for rookie WRs Jordan Whittington and Ja'Lynn Polk.
Breece Hall gets the No. 2 spot in Jerry Donabedian's initial 2024 PPR rankings for RBs after leading the position with 95 targets this past season.
Jerry Donabedian looks at the major developments from Week 13, including Chuba Hubbard and Jonathan Mingo shining in the Panthers' first game since Frank Reich was fired.
Juan Carlos Blanco breaks down the latest as of Sunday morning on a Week 13 injury report particularly busy at the wide receiver position.
Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars have a big AFC South showdown against the Texans this week.
As we head into Week 12, Jeff Stotts discusses NFL injuries that could impact fantasy teams, including Geno Smith who suffered a contusion to his triceps.
Dan Marcus goes deep into the free-agent pool to find upside adds who could pay off down the road, if not this week.
Erik Siegrist breaks down the Week 1 Monday night matchup as Aaron Rodgers makes his Jets debut against the Bills.
The Colts have three competent running back options if Jonathan Taylor isn't around, making for a fierce competition between Deon Jackson, Evan Hull and Zack Moss.
Ryan Pohle analyzes the Friday preseason DFS slate as Baker Mayfield auditions for the Bucs' starting QB job.
Bill Belichick brought back Bill O'Brien to the Patriots as offensive coordinator with the aim to get QB Mac Jones' trajectory pointing upward again. Even so, the AFC East may be too tough for Ws to follow.
After the situation surrounding RB Saquon Barkley didn't linger into camp, the Giants will strive to take the next step in Year 2 of coach Brian Daboll with an offense led by Barkley and QB Daniel Jones.
The duo of coach Doug Pederson and QB Trevor Lawrence will look to take the next step and join the likes of the Chiefs, Bills and Bengals as perennial AFC contenders.
Jim Coventry explains why he likes drafting at the turn this year and offers options for every round. Drafting Jonathan Taylor and Nick Chubb makes for a strong start to any draft.
As Aaron Rodgers moves on to perhaps the final phase of his vaunted career, it remains to be seen if he and the Jets will be competitive in a stacked AFC.
Tank Bigsby is a popular pick both as a handcuff and Travis Etienne fade, but the case for either utility is dubious.
Alexander Mattison is settling in as a fifth/sixth-round pick for best ball, while Jonathan Taylor and Davante Adams have dropped from late-Round 1 to Round 2.
Travis Etienne is one of the most explosive runners in football history, making him a standout upside target in the fourth round.