As the fantasy postseason begins in many leagues, Juan Carlos Blanco guides you through a Week 14 medical report littered with prominent names who's succumbed to injury at a challenging time for Fantasy owners.
Jim Coventry expects Jacksonville to go with a run-heavy approach, making Whitney Mercilus and the rest of the Texans linebackers upgraded fantasy options this week.
Juan Carlos Blanco guides you through another injury report dotted with key names in Week 6, sorting out who's trending toward playing or sitting as of early Sunday morning.
Jameis Winston makes his first start of the season in a juicy matchup against the Falcons. See where he ranks among all the quarterbacks in this week's Value Meter.
Jim Coventry notes the Seahawks struggle to protect Russell Wilson, and the Cardinals likely will try to dial up the pressure, which should help Markus Golden and Chandler Jones notch a few sacks.
The Bengals aren't in the market for a top-tier quarterback, but with Andy Dalton coming off another disappointing postseason showing, Cincinnati might target a mid-round developmental prospect such as Georgia's Aaron Murray.
Although he might not be the biggest name heading into the draft, TE Tyler Eifert is among the draft's elite prospects, and he should make his way into the top 20.
The NFL Combine and free agency shook things up a bit, and this latest mock accounts for those developments. This mock contains five trades, with four in the first round.
Each pick in the first two rounds has an analysis writeup, as do the QB/RB/WR/TE picks in the third and fourth rounds.
Strong wideout prospects like Quinton Patton will fall out of the first.
Eddie Lacy is the only first-round running back.
Can Tajh Boyd emerge as the top quarterback in this year's NFL draft?