Ray Rice continues to be a disappointment this year. Ray Flowers puts Rice's numbers among many others this week for context.
Even though 35 percent of pools are on them, the 49ers are an overwhelming favorite.
Fresh off a winning week, the Staff agrees on Dez Bryant's Cowboys and holds its collective nose and takes the Rams as a major home dog on Monday night.
Losing to a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader who drafted Tom Brady in the first round has got Jonathan Bales thinking about how to improve the game.
Vincent Jackson gobbled up 22 targets last week, but is that because of the woeful Bucs offense or in spite of it?
Backing the Redskins in Denver
The Rams don't have Brett Favre, but they do have a date with the NFC's top team.
The Colts showed everyone how to stop Denver's high-octane attack. So who is the favorite in the AFC now?
Like Adrian Peterson last year it took him six games to get going following major knee surgery.
With six teams on bye, it's going to get really ugly this week at RB. You will be thrilled to start the likes of Le'Veon Bell in deeper leagues.
What should fantasy owners do with Bears WR Brandon Marshall now that QB Jay Cutler is out at least a month?
RG3 returns to prominence while maintaining a bargain price on DraftKings.
Bradford and Wayne are done for the season, but Cutler might miss just three games.
With Doug Martin out, rookie Mike James takes center stage for the Buccaneers, and for fantasy owners needing running-back help.
Sam Bradford's season-ending knee injury opens the door for backup Kellen Clemens to start in St. Louis, unless the Rams reach out to someone like, say, Vince Young.
Does Tom Brady belong on the cover of SI, GQ or GSI?
Fantasy owners in IDP leagues are going crazy over Bills rookie linebacker Kiko Alonso, who leads the league in both tackles and interceptions.
With the Falcons hurting at wide receiver, Tony Gonzalez is expected to see a heavy workload, making him a favorite of Kevin Payne's this week on FanDuel.