Liss & DVR debate whether Smith-Schuster deserves his current ADP.
RotoWire President Peter Schoenke analyzes how to approach fantasy football drafts with passing yards on the decline.
Corey Clement rose from his undrafted rookie status to crash the fantasy radar last year, and here are seven candidates to do the same thing in 2018, including one teammate of Clement's.
Mario & Thorn are shocked to hear RB-by-Committee talk coming out of Seattle.
This week, Jim Coventry covers defensive players who could or will miss time this season, including training camp holdout Aaron Donald, who’s angling for a new deal with the Rams.
Jeff Zimmerman analyzes which metrics from the NFL Combine portend success for wide receivers. Tuns out, bigger is better. What's that mean for Panthers rookie D.J. Moore?
DVR & Mario discuss Brandin Cooks' new situation with the Rams. Is he being undervalued?
Chris Liss and Derek VanRiper discuss whether the Ravens will make a change at quarterback on Sirius XM Fantasy Sports Radio.
With concerning injuries following wideouts like Doug Baldwin, Rishard Matthews, and Josh Doctson -- all prior favorites of the author -- it's time to consider some alternatives.
Mario is NOT high on Mr. Johnson, despite him being a second round pick.
Juan Carlos Blanco examines players with rising and falling outlooks through the early part of training camp, and notes that Dalvin Cook's knee doesn't seem to be an issue.
After accumulating 163 touches in the final eight games of 2017, Jamaal Williams is making a case to remain Green Bay's starting runner.
Jeff Stotts notes that Vikings running back Dalvin Cook, who tore his ACL in early October of last year, has been a bright spot in Minnesota's training camp.
Andrew Laird and Sasha Yodashkin, resident Jets fans, review the unsettled nature of each of the team's skill-position groups.
Joe Bartel tells us why the Chargers may be the cream of the crop in the AFC West this season.
Peter Schoenke attempts to answer the question: is Kirk Cousins the Vikings' missing link to postseason success?
Andy Segedin weighs whether offseason roster tinkering has the Broncos back on track.