Jim Coventry reminds us that fantasy playoff season is right around the corner and looks at some trending players in this week's edition of the NFL Barometer.
Jordan Reed had the third-most red-zone receiving touchdowns last season, but with quarterback Kirk Cousins looking for others inside the 20 this year, Reed hasn't been nearly as productive for fantasy owners.
Marcus Mariota may not have a top-tier wideout to throw to, but he proved again Sunday that he can be an excellent fantasy quarterback.
Davis Mattek expects Alshon Jeffery to put his disappointing first half behind him now that Jay Cutler is back under center for Chicago.
Erik Siegrist previews Monday night football as Andy Dalton leads the Bengals into New York to face the Giants.
Mario Puig looks at the ups and downs for IDPs this week, including the return of Seattle strong safety Kam Chancellor, who will make the Legion of Boom complete again.
Luke Hoover delves into which players have favorable matchups in Week 10, including a pair of wideouts by the same last name.
Kevin Payne breaks down his best values for the upcoming Week 10 NFL slate, again turning to Will Lutz at kicker as well as a couple marquee quarterbacks.
The Staff likes Le'Veon Bell and the Steelers at home as 2.5-point favorites over the visiting Cowboys.
Vlad Sedler finds some bargains on the Week 10 slate, including a vastly under-priced Dez Bryant in what could be a shootout against the Steelers.
Chris is going with the obvious this week - David Johnson and the Cardinals who are 13.5-point favorites at home against the 49ers.
Backing Philip Rivers and the Chargers as 3.5-point home favorites over the Dolphins
Andrew Fiorentino reviews the latest injuries and injury returns, and is alarmed at how thin the Bucs receiving corps will be if Mike Evans' concussion keeps him out of action.
A matchup between the Rams and Jets should provide plenty of goodness for team defense streamers.
David Johnson is the overwhelming favorite to be the top flex player this week against San Francisco.
Melvin Gordon is one of several players who is carrying teams to a strong season thus far along wth DeMarco Murray, Mike Evans and Matt Ryan.
Jim Coventry finds players on the waiver wire, like San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who can help owners now and down the stretch.
Jeff Stotts says that although it appears DeMarco Murray is back up to speed after a toe injury, his backup Derrick Henry suffered a left calf strain during pregame warmups.