The Manchester City attack will look different without Kevin De Bruyne on Tuesday, but RotoWire's Andrew Laird is expecting Phil Foden to help fill the void against West Brom.
The absence of Kevin De Bruyne will open up plenty of set-piece opportunities, though RotoWire's Adam Zdroik explains why most fantasy players are likely to stack Manchester City's attackers anyway.
With James Akinjo continuing to be the elite fantasy asset for the Wildcats, Jason Shebilske likes him as a high-salary option likely to fill the box score in the day's fastest-paced game.
Jeff Edgerton digs into Monday's slate and expected Damian Lillard to see massive usage once again with CJ McCollum sidelined for the Blazers.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander ($33) leads the Thunder into an advantageous matchup against the shorthanded Blazers.
Ryan Belongia looks over Monday's deep slate as Luka Doncic and the Mavs prepare to host Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets in the night's marquee matchup.
There's just one game on the docket Monday between Ottawa and Vancouver, which Jason Chen previews here for DraftKings.
Jordan Mazzara previews Monday's single-game DraftKings slate featuring the Senators and the Canucks.
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Liverpool went with a heavily rotated side in their last Premier League match, but Mohamed Salah seems likely to start against Spurs this week after bagging a brace against Man United in the FA Cup on Sunday.
Andrew Laird and Ethan Sexton break down Monday's two-game League of Legends (LPL) slate on DraftKings, one that includes a massive favorite that should be extremely popular.
Joe Bartel previews the slate with a look at Devonte' Graham as a solid value selection.
Jordan Mazzara previews Sunday’s DraftKings slates, pointing to Kings netminder Jonathan Quick as a potentially solid option against the Blues.
Ryan Pohle suggests a trio of targets and fades for the Sunday college basketball DFS slate.
Neil Parker says you can't ignore Rasmus Dahlin due to his upside and very reasonable salary.
Joel Bartilotta really likes Enes Kanter to produce plenty of fantasy points at home against the Knicks.
LaMarcus Aldridge may not be the star he once was, but Juan Carlos Blanco points out he remains a solid producer who will be facing a weak Wizards' D.
There's plenty of action on the schedule and Jason Chen analyzes options across the board, including a Flames' blueliner who's gained significant power-play minutes.
Kevin Payne suggests the winning formula for Sunday’s slate is to roster a third, less expensive wide receiver like the Buc’s Scotty Miller, who offers a lot of upside.