Despite a crowded attacking unit at Chelsea, RotoWire's Andrew Laird has high expectations for Mason Mount for the upcoming Premier League season.
Manchester United have made a splash in the transfer market this summer, but RotoWire's Andrew Laird is still expecting Bruno Fernandes to have a big 2021/22 season.
Jim Coventry reports on the training camp news of the day. Aaron Rodgers reported to training camp after an offseason of uncertainty.
Chris Liss set the new minimum pick for Jaguars rookie Travis Etienne at 3.8 (No. 32 overall.)
Dodgers outfielder Mookie Betts hit the IL with right hip inflammation, and Jeff Stotts anticipates at least a two-week absence.
With the NBA Draft just two days away, Nick Whalen takes a look at one way the lottery could play out Thursday night.
Michael Rathburn digs in for Tuesday's MLB action and lines up his best bets for the slate, including a look at the rivalry game between the Dodgers and the home underdog Giants.
Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson debate where to rank Atlanta RB Mike Davis. Jeff is more optimistic.
Nick Whalen reveals three bold predictions for the 2021 NBA draft.
Mike Barner is locked in on a White Sox stack Tuesday against the Royals.
Hideki Matsuyama will be playing a home game at the Olympics, and Ryan Andrade believes that will help him make an impact in this week's contests on FanDuel.
Jim Coventry analyzes a first-round running back ADP battle between Alvin Kamara, Ezekiel Elliott and Derrick Henry.
Viktor Hovland may not be the favorite for the gold medal, but he is one of Ryan Pohle's favorite bets on the board.
Chris Bennett checks out Tuesday's slate and suggests deploying Jesse Winker as part of a Reds stack against the Cubs.
The trade deadline is approaching and Jesse Siegel figures a few prospects may soon be promoted.
Josh Allen finally put it all together for the Bills in 2020 en route to a division title and appearance in the AFC Championship Game. They'll look to take the next step this season.
The Lamar Jackson show rumbles on in Baltimore, accompanied by a dynamic skill-position group and top-tier defense.
The Falcons boast a brand-new coaching stuff and altered skill-position group, but Matt Ryan remains under center as the team seeks its first winning season since 2017.