Jim Coventry delivers his weekly NFL Barometer, looking at a variety of risers, falls and those in transition heading into the final stretch of the regular season.
LeSean McCoy had another big fantasy performance Sunday against the Raiders, but he missed out on a potentially explosive day thanks to Mike Gillislee vulturing two short TDs.
The preseason expectations for David Johnson were very high, but the Cardinals' running back has exceeded them by putting up over 100 yards in every game this year.
Jim Coventry analyzes the best matchups for the fantasy playoffs in Weeks 14-16. Philip Rivers looks poised to deliver fantasy championships against three cupcake pass defenses.
Erik Siegrist analyzes Week 13's action and wonders if Matthew Stafford will be able to keep pace in an expected shootout in New Orleans.
Mario Puig analyzes the ups and downs of the IDP world as Jason Pierre-Paul
Scott Jenstad is counting on Russell Wilson and the Seahawks offense to bounce back this week at home against the Panthers.
Davis Mattek wonders if Amari Cooper will ever see the red zone targets and consistent volume necessary to become a true WR1.
Kevin Payne examines the Week 13 slate, turning to Alex Smith ($7,000) and Malcolm Mitchell ($5,600) to deliver the fantasy goods as the calendar flips to December.
Luke Hoover lays out the players with the most favorable of matchups in Week 13, as well as some you may want to find an alternative for.
Michael Rathburn explains how to choose a D/ST unit in cash games on DraftKings.
The Staff likes Tyrod Taylor and the Bills as three-point underdogs in Oakland this weekend.
Jim Coventry analyzes the streaming options for Team Defense in Week 13 as Ryan Shazier and the Steelers face the New York Giants.
Vlad Sedler expects big things from Matthew Stafford this week in an expected shootout against Drew Brees and the Saints.
Backing Aaron Rodgers and the Packers at home against the Texans if you've used the Patriots and Seahawks already.
Chris likes Russell Wilson and the Seahawks as 6.5-point home favorites against the visiting Panthers.
Last week there were too many cooks in New Orleans' fine restaurants, leaving not enough room for Brandin Cooks to dine. Will that change this week against Detroit?
Raiders QB Derek Carr dislocated his right pinkie in two places on Sunday but is expected to play this weekend. The Injury, however, could affect how Carr takes his snaps.