Davis Mattek takes a look at some recent weak performances from elite WRs, and warns that this is absolutely, positively your last chance to buy low on Alshon Jeffery
Luke Hoover's weekly look at matchups to exploit includes an emerging Teddy Bridgewater, who finally has a No. 1 receiver to target.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night game where Cam Newton will try to keep the Panthers rolling as the Colts come to town.
Philip Rivers continues to throw plenty of passes and now faces a Ravens defense that is allowing 8.4 yards per attempt, setting him up for a solid fantasy day in Week 8.
Vlad Sedler likes the look of a Bengals passing stack this week, including A.J. Green and his history of big games against the Steelers
Chris likes the Rams at home against the 49ers even though they're the most heavily used team at 34.6 percent.
The Staff likes Calvin Johnson and the Lions getting 4.5 points on a neutral field in London against the Chiefs.
Chris likes Eric Decker and the Jets laying two points in Oakland against an improved Raiders team.
DeAndre Hopkins is dominating the target list this season, and Ronny Mor breaks down the top receiving options based on how many passes are thrown their way.
Andrew Martinez looks at defenses available on your waiver wire, including how the Titans will fair against DeAndre Hopkins and the lowly Texans
Andrew Luck may not have hurt his fantasy owners thanks to his production after the Colts fell far behind the Saints, but he's definitely not playing at the level many expected.
Josh Collacchi values this week include running back Jonathan Stewart against a weak Indy run defense
Derek Carr's 5.5 YPA as a rookie portended disaster, but he's vastly outperformed the quarterbacks with similarly inefficient rookie seasons.
Mario Puig takes a look at Stefon Diggs' rapid ascension, along with some big-time performances by a pair of aging running backs.
Jeff Stotts examines Ben Roethlisberger's knee injury and checks in on Dez Bryant, Carlos Hyde, Joseph Randle and other injured players.
Kevin Payne finds some waiver-wire gems this week, but not in the Houston backfield where the Texans have to figure out if Alfred Blue will replace the injured Arian Foster.
Andrew Fiorentino reviews the aftermath of Week 7, including backfield turmoil that puts Alfred Blue back on top in Houston.
Mark Stopa bows in respect to Arian Foster, who has given Houston much to cheer the last six years but now might have played his last game as a Texan after a season-ending injury Sunday.