Davis Mattek looks at five wideouts whose projected target volume could end up being very optimistic, including the Texans' DeAndre Hopkins.
Just in time to kick off the regular season, Jim Coventry looks at the list of defenders who will definitely miss games, as well as players who could possibly miss time.
In an examination of high-upside tournament targets for best ball, Tevin Coleman presents top-five RB potential in the event of a Freeman absence.
Jeff & Liss discuss which Patriots running back has the best chance of getting the bulk of the carries.
Juan Carlos Blanco checks out whose fantasy value is rising and falling heading into the final weekend of the preseason, including second-year breakout candidate John Ross.
Liss & Jeff debate the fantasy value of oft-injured Tyler Eifert.
Marqise Lee's season-ending injury is a substantial loss for Jacksonville, but it clears an obvious opening for Donte Moncrief.
Jeff Stotts breaks down Cowboys center Travis Frederick’s diagnosis of Guillain-Barre, and autoimmune disorder that could keep him sidelined for weeks if not months.
Which Jags WR Will Benefit Most From Lee's Injury?
Here are Jeff Erickson's Week 1 Value Meter rankings, with one significant change from previous years.
Jeff Zimmerman analyzes whether the quarterback or wide receiver is most important when it comes to catch rates for new QB/WR pairings. Which player has more influence?
Is Kupp the Rams' Top Red-Zone Target?
Liss & Jeff discuss strategies for drafting come the fifth and sixth rounds.
Davis Mattek looks at five wide receivers who could pay off big for fantasy owners, including John Ross, who could get 100 targets for the Bengals.
Best Ball season is drawing to a close, and with that this article identifies three targets each at RB, WR, and TE for your final few rounds.
Jim Coventry uses Las Vegas betting lines to come up with teams that could offer attractive targets for IDP streaming like the Saints’ Trey Hendrickson.
Liss & Jeff ponder whether or not O.J. Howard is worth a late round flyer.
Juan Carlos Blanco digs into the week's risers and fallers and thinks Mike Williams looks ready to put his awful rookie season behind him.