If you're looking to pivot away from the chalk at running back in tournaments this week, you won't find a better rate of talent to dollars than Dalvin Cook.
Spencer Ware belongs in all DFS lineups following his unexpected ascent to the lead role in the Kansas City backfield.
Seattle RB Chris Carson has been scoring consistently, with 12 or more fantasy points in five of his last seven contests.
Derek VanRiper breaks down the Week 13 NFL slate on DraftKings as Cam Newton looks to dominate a terrible Buccaneers defense.
Liss elaborates to Jeff on why he does not think Mahomes should be the MVP favorite.
Can fantasy players safely start Tom Brady in this all-important Week 13? Luke Hoover suggests to use caution.
Cole Beasley is an affordable consideration in single-game slates, and as seven-point underdogs the Cowboys might call on him often in a catch-up script.
Davis Mattek digs into the most interesting wide receiver/cornerback duels of the week and isn't sure Julio Jones is actually at a disadvantage against Jimmy Smith.
Erik Siegrist analyzes the Week 13 Monday night matchup as Carson Wentz and the Eagles entertain the Redskins in a key NFC East showdown.
Derek VanRiper breaks down the Thursday Night matchup between the Saints and Cowboys from a DFS single-game slate perspective.
Liss & Jeff have high expectations for Phillip Lindsay versus the Bengals in Week 13.
The Staff likes Jared Goff and the Rams off the bye laying 10 points against the Lions in Detroit.
Sasha Yodashkin looks over Sunday's slate and thinks Gus Edwards will continue locking down the Ravens' No. 1 RB job against a soft Falcons run defense.
A healthy Marcus Mariota and the Titans, home against the Jets, are a decent choice if the double-digit favorites are unavailable to you.
Liss & Jeff debate the spread, over-under and other aspects of the upcoming Browns at Texans matchup.
Chris likes Kirk Cousins and the Vikings getting five points on the road against the Patriots on Sunday.
Colts tight end Jack Doyle will miss the rest of the season with a kidney injury that required an undisclosed procedure.
Jim Coventry expects J.J. Watt and Houston’s defense to collect some solid sack numbers against Cleveland this week.