With second-year 49ers wideout Jalen Hurd (knee) likely out for the year, rookie first-round pick Brandon Aiyuk is the top San Francisco receiver in the spotlight.
Persistent knee troubles robbed Jerick McKinnon of his breakout chances in the 2018 and 2019 seasons, but so far in training camp he's stood out in the San Francisco backfield.
Kenny Golladay may be ready to take another step forward this season.
Looking at ten fringe or/and post-hype prospects, this article identifies NFL players who are easy to look past but should be kept in mind for 2020.
It's looking unlikely that we'll see Deebo Samuel in Week 1 as he recovers from a foot injury.
The fantasy football world worried itself when Dalvin Cook implied a holdout threat earlier this offseason, but the star Vikings runner made clear Friday that no holdout will occur.
Jerry Donabedian is skeptical of the extent of Antonio Gibson's ADP rise, worrying that Adrian Peterson and J.D. McKissic will handle most of the backfield snaps in Washington this year.
Evan Engram is a durability concern as he tries to bounce back from last year's Lisfranc injury, but so far so good for the highly athletic tight end.
John McKechnie analyzes the 2020 rookie class and looks at which first-year players are likely to make a fantasy impact this season. Is Joe Burrow headed for fantasy success?
When should you buck the rampant early-round running back inflation and pivot to an elite wide receiver like Michael Thomas?
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.
DeAndre Washington could be in line to share backfield work with Clyde Edwards-Helaire.
With Jarvis Landry being activated from the PUP list after recovering from hip surgery, he's looking like a draft-day value.
