Jeff Stotts examines the fallout from the many, many key injuries suffered in a rough Week 14.
Kevin Payne scours the waiver wire for the fantasy playoffs, profiling the Bengals' new quarterback AJ McCarron, who will start while Andy Dalton is out with a broken thumb.
Andrew Fiorentino runs down the latest casualty list, including Andy Dalton's ill-advised attempt at a tackle that might just ruin the Bengals' promising season.
Thomas Rawls' fantasy owners were beaming with confidence Sunday until he suffered a season-ending ankle injury, shifting the tides in many fantasy leagues.
Injuries to Michael Wilhoite and Paul Posluszny open up snaps in San Francisco and Jacksonville, while Kwon Alexander's suspension creates opportunity in Tampa.
Josh Collacchi likes Anquan Boldin stacked with Blaine Gabbert for an inexpensive QB/WR combo.
Davis Mattek looks at a trio of receivers on the rise, including Seattle's Doug Baldwin, who is finally getting opportunities to make plays.
With lots of fantasy players turning toward Antonio Brown and Odell Beckham this weekend, RotoWire's Jerry Donabedian explains why DeAndre Hopkins might be the right call for an elite wideout.
Jeff joins 120 Sports to discuss FanDuel RB value picks for Week 14.
Jameis Winston has been a fairly consistent source of fantasy points over the last few weeks and now gets to take on the awful Saints defense.
Chris Bennett is all over the Buccaneers this week as Tampa Bay entertains a Saints defense that can't stop much anything these days.
Luke Hoover breaks down the Week 14 matchups as Jameis Winston looks poised for another big game against a Saints defense that can't stop the pass.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night matchup as the Eli Manning and Giants look to keep their playoff hopes alive against the Dolphins.
Josh joins 120 Sports to discuss FanDuel QB and WR picks for Week 14.
Chris Liss likes Carson Palmer and the Cardinals at home against a depleted Vikings defense.
The Staff has five unanimous picks, including the Steelers who are getting three in Cincinnati.
Josh Collacchi picks running back Doug Baldwin, who's playing well for a red-hot Seattle offense.
Chris especially likes Aaron Rodgers and the Packers as seven-point favorites at home against the Cowboys .