The Staff has Justin Herbert and the Chargers as its lone best bet for the second week in a row.
On today's SiriusXM show, Jeff Erickson and Chris Liss discuss the importance of Tua Tagovailoa traveling with the Dolphins to London this week.
Chris Liss doesn't like going against his own team in Survivor, but unless Daniel Jones plays, he's probably taking Matthew Stafford and the Rams.
Chris Liss likes Derrick Henry and the Titans getting 5.5 at home against the Bills on Monday night.
Brown TE David Njoku made a splash this past weekend, but RotoWire's Jerry Donabedian will need to see more routes and snaps before truly buying in.
Jim Coventry, via the SiriusXM App, brings us his Week 6 free agent suggestions, which include the Jets' Michael Carter at RB.
Jeff Stotts goes in-depth on the most significant NFL injuries, starting with a breakdown of Seattle QB Russell Wilson’s finger injuries.
Kevin Payne analyzes the top waiver-wire options for the week, as it's time to fire up Ben Roethlisberger, who faces the Swiss-cheese Seattle secondary.
After a senseless injury to Saquon Barkley and seemingly every other Giants skill player of note, Chris Liss contemplates an exit strategy.
A home matchup with Houston will help Darius Leonard and the Colts defense rebound from their Monday night collapse in Baltimore.
Mark Andrews had a game for the ages with two TDs and two two-point conversions.
As bye weeks start, Davante Adams tops the Wide Receiver ranks again.
Jeff Erickson is not excited to pick up Devontae Booker, even with Barkley out.
Jerry Donabedian sorts out the mess from a busy Week 5 where big stat lines and big-name injuries both came in bunches. Now it's time for the likes of Darrel Williams and Devontae Booker to shine (or not).
It was a rough Sunday for Saquon Barkley, Daniel Jones and Chris Liss. Hear Liss explain, via today's SiriusXM show.
Jordan Mazzara check out IDP targets for Week 6 and likes Packer linebacker De’Vondre Campbell’s ability to rack up the stats.
Marquise Brown might drop a pass occasionally, but overall he's red-hot as the Colts head to Baltimore.
A brutal injury week for the Giants and the NFL as a whole. Saquon Barkley (above) rolled his ankle after stepping on a defender's foot after the play was over.