Liss points out that Cam Newton has been horrible these first two weeks. Jeff chimes in with how he's ranking Carolina's weapons in Week 3.
The Staff likes Jacoby Brissett and the Colts laying only two points at home against the visiting Falcons.
Chris Liss likes the modestly-used Patriots at home against the Jets, but if you used them last week, the Cowboys make for a strong second choice at home against the Dolphins.
Chris Liss likes Andy Dalton and the Bengals getting six points on the road at Buffalo.
Drew Brees tore the UCL in his right thumb and is expected to miss at least six weeks, but a possible IR designation could sideline him for eight weeks.
Chris Liss thinks Patrick Mahomes should have been an easy call in the second round this year and regrets not having more shares of him.
Liss and Jeff discuss the utterly lethal Kansas City offense. Should you play guys like Mecole Hardman and Demarcus Robinson every week?
Jerry Donabedian is cautiously optimistic about Mason Rudolph's long-term prospects, but a trip to San Francisco for his first NFL start only looks promising for the 49ers' defense.
Jerry Donabedian uses an array of statistics to break down all 16 games from Week 2, noting that Tyler Lockett and DK Metcalf both have been effective in very different roles for the Seahawks.
Kevin Payne analyzes the top waiver-wire additions for Week 3 as Mason Rudolph takes over at quarterback in Pittsburgh.
A receding tide can strand all boats, even one as powerful as Alvin Kamara - once Drew Brees got hurt, Kamara struggled. The same can apply to the top Steelers' and Panthers' players.
Jim Coventry says Washington’s lack of a quality offensive line means Akiem Hicks and the Bears’ pass rushers will have a busy day.
Liss and Jeff debate the impact of Ben Roethlisberger's absence on the fantasy value of his fellow Pittsburgh teammates. Big Ben is out for the season with an elbow injury.
Baker Mayfield struggled in Week 1 against the Titans, but he has a solid opportunity to bounce back Monday against the Jets, who will be without their regular starting quarterback.
Justin Jackson has played well for the Chargers, but Austin Ekeler is thriving as a workhorse back and posted another strong box score Sunday.
With a host of notable names already getting nicked up during Week 1, Juan Carlos Blanco guides you through the early Sunday morning version of an extensive Week 2 injury report.
Sony Michel struggled in Week 1's dominant win over the Steelers, but he has a great opportunity to bounce back Sunday against the Dolphins, as the Patriots come in as 18.5-point favorites in Miami.
The Texans don't know who their slot corner is after cutting Aaron Colvin, but they might want to figure it out with Dede Westbrook incoming.
