Scott Jenstad and Andrew Laird preview Sunday's 13-game daily fantasy football slate, including which low-cost wide receivers will make it easier to pay up for guys like Christian McCaffrey.
With 33 TD passes and more than 1,100 rushing yards, Lamar Jackson could be on his way to the greatest fantasy QB performance of all time.
Learn why the Titans RB is a critical part of Tennessee's success.
Jeff Edgerton expects Jimmy G to continue his late-season surge against Atlanta's porous passing defense.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night game as the Saints look to grab the No. 1 playoff seed in the NFC in a matchup with the visiting Colts.
Sasha Yodashkin reviews the Week 15 slate and expects Chris Carson to have a field day against the Panthers' porous run defense.
Jerry Donabedian examines the best and worst matchups of Week 15, expecting Raheem Mostert and Robert Woods to continue their respective late-season surges.
Lamar Jackson is incredibly expensive on both DraftKings and FanDuel for Thursday night's game against the Jets, but RotoWire's Andrew Laird still expects the Ravens' signal caller to be highly owned.
The Staff likes Courtland Sutton and the Broncos getting 9.5 points at Arrowhead this week.
Derek Carr and the Raiders have been awful of late, but they have a favorable match-up home against the Jaguars in their last game at the Oakland Coliseum.
Raiders running back Josh Jacobs might return from injury this week.
Against an overmatched Atlanta team, the 49ers should be playing with a lead, offering their already great pass rushers, including Nick Bosa, great opportunities for a big day.
With the fantasy playoffs in full swing, Jeff Stotts breaks down key injuries in this all-Turf Burn format, including Tampa Bay wide receiver Mike Evans, who’s out with a hamstring strain.
Chris especially likes Aaron Donald and the Rams laying a point in Dallas this week.
Jerry Donabedian picks out his favorite D/ST streamers, expecting another messy game for Kyle Allen in Week 15 against the Seahawks.
Kevin Payne analyzes the top waiver-wire additions for the week, as Breshad Perriman leads a pack of backups who could have bigger roles thanks to injuries to teammates.
Jerry Donabedian sorts through the mess of an injury-plagued Week 14, highlighting Raheem Mostert as the big winner of the weekend.
Tom Brady's having a bad season by conventional metrics, but he's getting little help from his receivers, and he's largely avoiding negative plays.
