The Steelers haven't shown much of a running game through two weeks, but Najee Harris should get enough to flirt with RB1 status anyway.
What is Clyde Edwards-Helaire function within the Kansas City offense? Afer his Week 2 dud, Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson vent during today's SiriusXM show.
Jeff Erickson is not spending much FAAB to get Jacob Eason, even in Superflex formats.
Bruised and embarrassed after Week 1, Aaron Rodgers might make up for lost time at home against the Lions on Monday.
Jordan Mazarra recommends holding the line on Jeremy Chinn, as he has huge upside Week 3 against the Texans.
Chris Liss regrets passing on Derrick Henry, who even got involved as a receiver Sunday.
Joe Daley wraps up Sunday's action as the Matthew Stafford and the Rams offense are looking scary.
Juan Carlos Blanco breaks down a Week 2 injury landscape that sees the wide receiver position particularly impacted.
Michael Rathburn likes the Seahawks at home against the Titans in his best bets for Week 2.
Kevin Payne dives into the Week 2 slate at the DraftKings Sportsbook, where an Ezekiel Elliott bounce back could be in the offing after a disappointing performance in the opener.
Walter Hand makes his RotoWire debut with a breakdown of the board at the WynnBet Sportsbook, where Philadelphia rookie DeVonta Smith has an alluring prop on his reception total.
It could be a big day for Keenan Allen if Dallas matches up Trevon Diggs on Mike Williams.
Chris Liss is backing Jalen Hurts and the Eagles in week 2 (ATS)
Christian McCaffrey always projects as one of the highest-scoring players whenever the Panthers play, but RotoWire's Ryan Belongia explains why the running back is a good fade on Sunday's main DraftKings slate.
Josh Allen struggled against a stout Steelers defense last week and should rebound this week on the road in Miami.
Saquon Barkley had a modest game, but getting 13 carries and three targets on four days' rest portends bigger workloads ahead.
Juan Carlos Blanco previews the Week 2 slate on OwnersBox. Will Russell Wilson have a big outing against the Titans?
The Packers should rebound in a big way Monday night, scoring enough points to support productive days from secondary weapons like Marquez Valdes-Scantling and AJ Dillon.
