Can the Hornets secure a road win against the shorthanded Wizards?
Boston Scott was a home run in Week 17, but he and Jordan Howard have since tested positive for COVID-19, potentially leaving rookie Kenneth Gainwell atop the Philadelphia backfield for Week 18.
Back from offseason knee surgery over the weekend, Bubba Parham will look to cement his role in the Georgia Tech backcourt after starting 14 games a season ago. Chris Bennett runs down waivers for the week.
Jordan Mazzara analyzes IDPs for the final week of the regular season, and on his falling list, he recommends taking a pass on Brian Burns against Tom Brady and the Bucs.
Michael Spero recaps all of the action around the league from the weekend, including Kevin Love's continue renaissance.
If he gets another start, Jeff Erickson is prioritizing Trey Lance in Week 18.
Neil Parker provides his insights for the single-game Yahoo contest Monday between the Rangers and Oilers.
With his injury status very much in question, Cole Anthony is probably best left on fantasy benches in Week 12, writes Juan Blanco.
Jason Chen previews the single-game contest Monday between the Oilers and Rangers.
Joel Embiid and the Sixers go up against the Christian Wood-less Rockets on Monday night.
Andrew Laird and Andy Black look back at the big Sorare moments of 2021, including the Gary Vee-led boom and the introduction of limited cards, before discussing their predictions for 2022.
Chris Morgan previews Monday’s single-game offering between the Oilers and Rangers.
Jeff Edgerton reviews Monday's slate and expects Anthony Edwards to step up for the depleted Timberwolves.
Bernie Pleskoff starts the New Year with more reader-requested prospects, starting with the Phillies’ Johan Rojas, who Pleskoff sees as a potential sleeper.
Dan Bruno checks out Monday's slate and expects another big performance from Ja Morant.
Averaging 28 points and nine rebounds over his last three games, Iowa's Keegan Murray is a star in the making, as well as a possible foundational DFS lineup piece.
Ja'Marr Chase ended the year the way he started it -- with a nuclear attack.
Najee Harris should get all the work he can handle as the Steelers attempt to preserve their slim playoff chances.
