Jeff Erickson and Alan Seslowsky noticed that Jerry Jeudy has surged into the fourth round of fantasy drafts!
Jeff Erickson took Tyreek Hill in the first round of the NFFC Classic in Las Vegas over the weekend.
Chris Liss believes Damien Harris will flirt with 10 touchdowns, now that Mac Jones is the starting QB in New England.
Nick Grays offers the best waiver wire pickups after an eventful Week 1. Michigan State's Kenneth Walker looks like he could be one of the biggest impact transfers this season after an electric Sparty debut.
Bernie Pleskoff analyzes prospects his readers requested, including the Twins' Jose Miranda.
Logan Thomas was a coveted tight end target all offseason, but recently he climbed into the seventh round ADP on Underdog.
Mike Barner digs into Monday's DraftKings offering, turning back to a Blue Jays stack against the Yankees.
Patrick Cantlay led the TOUR Championship from start to finish and took home both the FedEx Cup and the $15 million prize for first place.
Monday’s slate features Sonny Gray who has an ERA of 2.28 over his last five starts and is pitching against the Cubs who are in the bottom 10 in runs scored.
RotoWire's Jerry Donabedian may be a diehard Ravens fan, but he can't get on board with Gus Edwards as an early fifth-round pick in PPR leagues.
Erik Siegrist looks over an AL free-agent pool with slim pickings even after September callups, but turmoil in the Oakland bullpen could create save chances for an unlikely closer candidate.
Michael Rathburn is counting on a strong outing from Corbin Burnes against the Cardinals. That and more among his best bets for Sunday.
The bitterness toward Marquise Brown has gotten out of hand, and now he's one of six profit opportunities for Underdog drafters.
Sasha Yodashskin checks in with risers, fallers and sleepers heading into Round 4 of the US Open.
September call-ups are here and Jan Levine chooses the best of the bunch while also detailing which lower-covered players have recently done well.
David Fletcher may not be the most impressive hitter, but Chris Morgan likes him as a decent value who can provide help in certain categories.
Chris Morgan figures the White Sox will do well against Brady Singer and the Royals.
Chris Liss is leaning heavily on Jonathan Taylor who he drafted in three of his nine leagues
