Will Fuller might not be one of the five first receivers selected in the 2016 draft, but he should be.
Keith Platte crunches the numbers.
Brady Leads the Way
Drew Brees is one of the many leading fantasy players still left with something to play for in Week 17.
Jamaal Charles is coming off one of the all-time great fantasy games and tops our flex rankings this week with another great matchup against the Colts.
Neither rain, nor snow, nor the Detroit Lions can stop Shady McCoy, who draws Minnesota, Chicago and Dallas to finish the season.
The Colts held true to their word to make Donald Brown the lead back at the expense of Trent Richardson.
A desperate Falcons team gets an increasingly injured Jets club on Monday Night Football.
The Chiefs kept DeMarco Murray quiet on the ground in Week 2, but is he primed for big things in the coming weeks? Derek VanRiper takes a look around the league as Week 2 comes to a close.
LeSean McCoy thrived in Week 1 in the retooled Eagles offense. He has another favorable matchup this week against the Chargers.
Thanks to his ball security issues and the addition of an old face to the Giants' running back corps, David Wilson's fantasy value is on the decline heading into Week 2.
A strong preseason and an injury to LaMichael James makes Kendall Hunter the backup to Frank Gore in San Francisco and a good Week 1 pickup.
C.J. Spiller clocks in at No. 3 Overall.
Drew Brees was the highest priced QB at $48.
Arian Foster clocks in at No. 6
DeAngelo Williams could see an increased workload this year.
Sam Bradford should have explosive playmakers all over the field this year, making him a good value in fantasy drafts.