Sasha Yodashkin breaks down Saturday's NFL preseason DFS slate, focusing on players who should see ample playing time.
Dan Marcus reviews Friday's training camp news, including an injury update on the Raiders' Darren Waller.
Jim Coventry, via the SiriusXM App, gives his over and under valued picks at running back. Where do you think he classifies WFT's Antonio Gibson?
Jerry Jeudy's strong showing at training camp has drafters favoring the second-year pro over teammate Courtland Sutton. RotoWire's Jerry Donabedian suspects that's a mistake.
David Phillips reviews Thursday's training camp news, including more injury information on Dak Prescott.
Jim Coventry thinks DeShaun Watson is a sharp late round pick in 1QB leagues.
Washington brought in Ryan Fitzpatrick to provide steadiness at QB. Such was the state of the position before him, which should help the offense get out of the NFL's bottom third for the first time since 2017.
The Titans offense is centered around the Derrick Henry show, but Julio Jones' arrival means more fun will be had by Ryan Tannehill, A.J. Brown and company.
Dan Marcus reviews Wednesday's training camp news, including a positive report on Carson Wentz.
As long as Russell Wilson is running on all cylinders in Seattle, skill-position mates DK Metcalf, Tyler Lockett and Chris Carson will remain highly coveted and productive fantasy assets.
Dak Prescott (shoulder) was throwing off to the side in Tuesday's practice.
Jim Coventry, via the SiriusXM App, gives his overvalued and undervalued picks at quarterback, plus one sleeper suggestion. Where does Seattle's Russell Wilson fall?
Jim Coventry debates a running back ADP battle between Clyde Edwards-Helaire, D'Andre Swift and J.K. Dobbins.
Jeff Erickson is buying the training camp buzz on Panther's rookie wide receiver Terrace Marshall.
Dan Marcus reviews the news out of Monday's training camps, including word that Saquon Barkley might play in preseason games.
Chris Liss is excited about third-year tight end Irv Smith. This short video identifies our favorite breakout players in 2021.
Chris Liss lost his season-long winnings to his grandfather in Super Bowl 12.
If there's value in the Jacksonville offense this year then it largely traces to the possibility that the public underestimates Trevor Lawrence in 2021.
