Nick Whalen joins VSiN to discuss the wide-open NFL North, with Jared Goff the Detroit Lions having the best odds to win the division. How will Aaron Rodgers do with the Jets?
Jim Coventry breaks down the 2023 Cleveland Browns and identifies his best bets to target. Can Cleveland get back to the playoffs after a shaky 2022?
Jim Coventry compares a trio of wide receivers going toward the end of the first round in fantasy drafts and thinks A.J. Brown offers a higher ceiling than Stefon Diggs or Amon-Ra St. Brown. Who you got?
Alan Seslowsky believes Rams RB Cam Akers is about to skyrocket up draft boards.
Malik Davis is a popular handcuff projection behind starter Tony Pollard, but the Dallas depth chart remains unsettled.
Joshua Kelley might be the incumbent backup to Austin Ekeler, but he's also a good bet to lose that role in training camp.
Jim Coventry looks at options available later in the first round, and likes a healthy Cooper Kupp ahead of fellow wideout CeeDee Lamb and rookie back Bijan Robinson. Who's your pick?
Alan Seslowsky is projecting USC QB, Caleb Williams, to be an elite dynasty asset in 2024.
Jim Coventry has animated thoughts on 2023 betting futures for pass catchers Garrett Wilson, DJ Moore and Mark Andrews. Are the books being too conservative with Wilson?
Alexander Mattison is settling in as a fifth/sixth-round pick for best ball, while Jonathan Taylor and Davante Adams have dropped from late-Round 1 to Round 2.
Travis Etienne is one of the most explosive runners in football history, making him a standout upside target in the fourth round.
Jim Coventry breaks down the pros and cons of selecting three elite talents at three different positions in Travis Kelce, Austin Ekeler and Tyreek Hill. What's your call?
In the second installment of our top-150 Roundtable Rankings, Dalvin Cook took a tumble after his release from the Vikings. Check out our latest composite rankings now.
Head over to DraftKings if you're looking for the best draft price on young WRs like Jahan Dotson. Top quarterbacks, on the other hand, tend to be available later on Underdog and Drafters.
Jim Coventry analyzes the battle at the top of drafts this season between Justin Jefferson, Christian McCaffrey and Ja'Marr Chase. Who you got?
Sam Howell might be unproven, but he's so cheap on Underdog that the risk level is overstated and fails to acknowledge his standout fantasy upside.
Jerry Donabedian looks at veterans who could be released for financial/cap reasons at some point this summer, including Bengals RB Joe Mixon.
Panthers rookie QB Bryce Young is the perfect second-round pick in superflex dynasty startup drafts, for those interested in QB hoarding.
