Among Jason Chen’s Tuesday FanDuel recommendations is a Ducks line stack on the road in Buffalo.
Sasha Yodashkin does a deep dive on Tuesday’s 10-game slate, delivering his recommendations to help you build a winning lineup.
De'Vondre Campbell is nearing a return, just in time for Green Bay's home matchup with the wounded Bears. However, RW's Jerry Donabedian has his eyes on other defenses for the fantasy playoffs after Week 14.
Chris Morgan checks out Tuesday's slate as Mathew Barzal and the Islanders travel to Ottawa.
Jim Coventry, via the SiriusXM App, brings us his weekly top free agent suggestions heading into the NFL's Week 14 of action. At wide out, Jim likes Falcons WR Russell Gage.
Dan Bruno looks over Tuesday's slate as Kevin Durant and the Nets get ready to host the Mavericks.
With chalk and value again running rampant on the Tuesdays college basketball DFS slate, there's plenty of room to work Michigan's Hunter Dickinson into lineups against a poor rebounding opponent.
Jordan Mazzara writes about this week’s noteworthy IDPs, starting with Micah Parsons who has recorded 30 stops, 7.5 sacks and two forced fumbles in the last five games.
The MVP race is wide open this year, with Kyler Murray having a strong case despite missing three games.
Mike Barner analyzes the Tuesday Yahoo NBA contest as James Harden figures to be one of the safer players on the slate.
Kevin Payne analyzes the top waiver-wire options for the week, including Denver quarterback Teddy Bridgewater, who has a good matchup this week.
Borussia Dortmund are the biggest favorite on Tuesday's six-game Champions League slate and RotoWire's Chris Owen thinks at least one of their forwards is worth spending up for at FanDuel.
If Damien Harris misses time with a hamstring injury, Rhamondre Stevenson could be a big factor in the fantasy playoffs.
After Sunday night's performance, can the Broncos put the genie back in the bottle with Javonte Williams? Another top-10 performance could be coming for him.
Devonta Freeman couldn't lead the Ravens to a win, but he did assert himself as the lead back with season highs for snap share and targets, while fellow vet Latavius Murray barely played.
Toni Kroos may has the highest floor of any player on Tuesday's six-game Champions League slate and assuming he starts, RotoWire's Ryan Belongia is backing him in cash games.
Can Joel Embiid make easy work of the shorthanded Hornets?
Jeff Erickson is recommending Giant's TE Evan Engram if you are desperate in Week 14.