Kenny Stills appears unwanted in Miami and his future fantasy prospects are in a flux as a result, but one certainty is that Stills is likely a standout NFL wideout despite his recent struggles.
Kevin Payne looks at players flying under the radar who could pay off well for fantasy owners. Rookie Josh Allen looks like the Week 1 starter in Buffalo.
Luckily world peace doesn't depend on Julio Jones catching a TD.
Marcus Mariota's prospect profile remains promising on the whole, but the 2017 Titans are too dysfunctional to fix.
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.
Alshon Jeffery and Carson Wentz struggled to hit the same note earlier this year, but a breakout game against Denver portends a strong finish for Jeffery.
Justin Fielkow analyzes whether the Saints can find success in the latter stages of Drew Brees' career.
The biggest debate in dynasty rookie drafts will likely be Dalvin Cook vs. Leonard Fournette -- two potential top-10 picks at RB.
Melvin Gordon is one of several players who is carrying teams to a strong season thus far along wth DeMarco Murray, Mike Evans and Matt Ryan.
Borrowing a page out of Scott Pianowski's book, Chris Liss has largely taken to fading injured players' recovery timetables.
Davis Mattek hasn't always been his biggest fan, but T.Y. Hilton's usage and targets have entrenched him firmly as a true WR1 this season.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night game as Brock Osweiler returns to Denver to lead the Texans against the Broncos.
Luke Hoover explores which players face favorable matchups in Week 4, and those you may want to find an alternative for.
Le'Veon Bell attended mandatory minicamp, skipped optional NFL drug testing program.
Justin Fielkow examines the state of New Orleans Saints football following a disappointing season on the defensive side of the ball.
Jeff Stotts reviews Melvin Gordon's microfracture surgery and what fantasy owners can expect from the San Diego running back in his second season.
Jerry Donabedian looks at free-agent wide receivers who have signed with new teams, like Mike Wallace who is headed to Baltimore to team with quarterback Joe Flacco.