
After a highly successful rookie season, Raiders running back Josh Jacobs heads into 2020 with the ambitious goal of catching at least 60 passes in his second year.

A.J. Brown was remarkably good in his rookie year, but the second-year receiver hopes to find another level yet by improving his late-game conditioning.

Mario Puig checks in with this week’s IDP news that could affect upcoming drafts, including in Tennessee where Vic Beasley neglected to report to the Titans facility until Friday.

The fantasy prospects of Sony Michel (foot) and Damien Harris may have taken a substantial hit Monday, when the Patriots added Lamar Miller (knee) to their backfield.

Jerry Donabedian analyzes the top breakout candidates for 2020, including Kenyan Drake, who offers the potential for early-first-round production at a late-first ADP.

Rookie third-round pick Antonio Gibson is the most exciting Washington running back option, but it might be asking a lot for the rookie to immediately overtake Adrian Peterson.

With Jarvis Landry being activated from the PUP list after recovering from hip surgery, he's looking like a draft-day value.

Pittsburgh activated James Washington from the COVID list Friday, setting up the Steelers for a spirited target competition between Washington, Diontae Johnson, and Chase Claypool.

Jerry Donabedian looks at the ADP impact of opt outs, starting with Clyde Edwards-Helaire's rapid rise into the first round.

Jeff Stotts offers tips to help sort through the flurry of NFL injury info that will soon head our way, and he gives an update on Rashaad Penny’s ACL tear.

Some fuss was made over the news that Henry Ruggs would 'start' in the slot for the Raiders, but it's likely just the first lesson in what will turn to a broader curriculum for the rookie.

RotoWire's Andrew Laird analyzes the Week 1 NFL slate on FanDuel by building blind stacks and comparing costs to the team's implied points. Will the Eagles deliver value?

Tampa Bay coach Bruce Arians seemingly offered a vote of confidence for running back Ronald Jones on Wednesday, making the third-year runner the team's backfield favorite.

Chris Liss looks at the Fanball/NFFC Best Ball data from 2018-2019. Unsurprisingly, Christian McCaffrey was the biggest impact player both years.

Mohamed Sanu struggled in his initial audition with the Patriots in 2019, but an ankle injury could be to blame. Activated from the PUP list Tuesday, the ankle should be recovered going forward.

Mario Puig discusses IDP developments, which might affect the player pool, including in Carolina where Kawann Short should be back to full health heading into the start of the season.