RotoWire's Andrew Laird breaks down Thursday's matchup between the Broncos and Jets, the game with the lowest total in Week 4.
Chris Liss likes Lamar Jackson and the Ravens on the road against the Football Team, given the Rams 55 percent ownership.
Chris Liss likes Deshaun Watson and the Texans as 3.5-point home favorites against the Vikings.
After two quiet years disrupted by injury, Carl Lawson has reemerged as potentially the most feared pass rusher on a Cincinnati defense with several standout linemen.
It was a big week for rookie wide receivers, with Cincinnati's Tee Higgins and Minnesota's Justin Jefferson both enjoying breakout performances.
In Turf Burns, Jeff Stotts offers injury updates on a plethora of players hurt over the first few weeks of the season, including Buffalo wide receiver John Brown, who likely won’t play this week.
Jim Coventry delivers his Under The Radar free agent suggestions heading into Week 4. Watch why Jim likes Zach Pascal, Keelan Cole and Damiere Byrd.
Aaron Donald doesn't have a ton of help on the Rams defense, but he probably won't need it in a Week 4 home game against the injury-riddled New York Giants.
Chris Liss' Dak Prescott-led NFFC Primetime team is doing well through three games and helping him better tolerate the teams and contests in which he's faring poorly.
Tyler Lockett and the Seahawks should be in another shootout in Miami this week. See his ranking along with everyone else in this week's Value Meter.
Lamar Jackson is an exciting player, but he's not in Patrick Mahomes' class just yet.
Kevin Payne analyzes the top waiver-wire adds for Week 4, including Philadelphia wide receiver Greg Ward.
Jeff Wilson scored a pair of fourth-quarter TDs for the 49ers in Week 3, but it was Jerick McKinnon who dominated snaps and touches before the game got out of hand.
Monday night's game between the Chiefs and Ravens is expected to have plenty of points, which is why fantasy players will happily pay up for Lamar Jackson, the most expensive player on DraftKings and FanDuel.
Alvin Kamara is still the No. 1 overall fantasy player, and it's not especially close.
With a five-touchdown showing in a high-stakes win against a good defense Sunday, Josh Allen appears to have turned a corner in his quarterback development.
With a Week 3 injury report that's busting at the seams, Juan Carlos Blanco gives you the lowdown on who's trending toward starting or sitting as of early Sunday morning.
Austin Ekeler continues to lose rushing attempts to Joshua Kelley, but RotoWire's Andrew Laird sees an Ekeler player prop on FanDuel Sportsbook that should be strongly considered.