Kevin Payne offers his best plays from the DraftKings SportsBook for Week 4 of the NFL slate. The runway is clear for Devin Singletary to see the bulk of the backfield work, can he hit his yardage prop?
The Panthers have largely foregone the slot corner position in two games, choosing to cover with linebackers and safeties -- a potentially risky strategy against Keenan Allen.
McKechnie joins VSiN's The Edge to provide wagering advice for Patriots versus Raiders and other Week 3 NFL match-ups.
In week 3, Kevin Payne throws out the possibly of using Mitchell Trubisky, simply due to his matchup against the Falcons, who have a tendency to give up a lot of points.
While Russell Wilson, Dak Prescott and Kyler Murray are getting all the attention, a matchup between the Bengals and Eagles also offers shootout potential.
Scott Jenstad and Andrew Laird preview Sunday's 13-game daily fantasy football slate, including why some high-priced running backs may not be as popular in cash games and GPPs.
Liss and Jeff discuss the implications of the Denver Broncos shifting from Drew Lock (shoulder, pictured) to Jeff Driskel.
The Dolphins dominated on both sides of the ball, but James Robinson still had a huge fantasy game.
Jerick McKinnon may not come with assurances in terms of rushing workload, but his role in the passing game should make him a solid Week 3 start even if he get only 8-10 carries.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night matchup as Lamar Jackson and the Ravens look to knock off the visiting Chiefs.
Ilango Villoth goes deep into the free-agent pool to find upside adds who could pay off down the road, if not this week.
Sasha Yodashkin looks over the Week 3 main slate and thinks Mitchell Trubisky could be primed for a big day in Atlanta.
While Gardner Minshew is expected to get plenty of attention from fantasy players Thursday against the Dolphins, RotoWire's Andrew Laird says we shouldn't forget about Laviska Shenault.
The Staff likes Joe Burrow and the Bengals as six-point underdogs in Philadelphia this week.
Chris Liss is fading the 46-percent-owned Colts and backing the four-percent-owned Pats in a pot-odds play.
Chris Liss especially likes Drew Brees and the Saints at home as three-point favorites against the Packers.
Diontae Johnson's strong start is backed by elite volume in terms of targets, routes and snaps, but that's not necessarily the case for every player who enjoyed a big Week 2, especially among tight ends.
Jeff Stotts goes through this week’s extremely long list of prominent injuries changing the fantasy landscape, including Christian McCaffrey who will miss multiple weeks with a high ankle sprain.