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.
Although the Minnesota defense regressed going into 2020, fewer third-down stops for the defense means more snaps and tackles for Eric Kendricks.
The Colts are set up for a potential blowout Week 3, playing host to Sam Darnold and the injury-laden Jets offense.
Kevin Payne analyzes the top waiver-wire additions for Week 3 as a rash of injuries have shaken up the fantasy world, including in Los Angeles where Darrell Henderson is the only healthy back.
With GOAT kickers like Justin Tucker now playing in the league's best offenses, the "wait-till-the-last-two-rounds-to-draft-a-kicker" dogma needs to be retired.
Alvin Kamara had a monster game in a losing cause Monday night and is now the top player in fantasy football.
Miles Sanders faces a Bengals run defense that was gashed for four rushing touchdowns last week.
The Eagles and Texans aren't looking so hot, but their Week 2 backfield distribution was highly promising for anyone who invested in Miles Sanders or David Johnson.
Aaron Jones was supposed to see some TD regression this year, but he scored three more times on 22 touches Sunday.
