Luke Hoover analyzes the Week 1 matchups and is not confident Le'Veon Bell will return his usual rewards in the season opener against the Browns.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night games as Philip Rivers leads the Chargers into Denver for an AFC West showdown. What's the pick?
Davis Mattek looks at the receiving situations that most intrigue him heading into the 2017 season, including a Chiefs depth chart topped by Tyreek Hill.
Joe Mixon faces a tough task in pushing aside veteran runners Jeremy Hill and Gio Bernard, but Cincinnati's brutal first three weeks are the ideal scenario for him to do it.
Jeff Zimmerman unveils projections for Week 1 using his unique system and compares it to RotoWire's projections. What's the biggest difference?
Jim Coventry takes a look at the landscape heading into another season, and thinks last year's offensive line issues for the Vikings won't be a factor in a big pro debut for Dalvin Cook.
The Staff has nine unanimous picks: The Patriots, Jets, Titans, Bengals, Browns, Rams, 49ers, Giants and Chargers. Moreover, Liss and DDD have the exact same picks.
Juan Blanco looks at who's up and who's down as we enter Week 1, including San Francisco's Carlos Hyde, who just lost his biggest threat to touches.
Jim Coventry covers some strong IDP plays for Week 1, including the Rams' Robert Quinn, who has a seemingly great matchup against a weakened Colts offense.
Taking Tom Brady and the Patriots at home against the Chiefs during the Thursday night season opener.
Chris likes Kirk Cousins and the Redskins as one-point home dogs against the visiting Eagles.
Kevin Payne breaks down the waiver wire as the season kicks off this week. Find out why caution is warranted in bidding on new Kansas City starting running back Kareem Hunt.
Without Andrew Luck against the Rams, T.Y. Hilton's weekly ranking takes a pretty big hit in Week 1.
Jeff Stotts notes that Indianapolis quarterback Andrew Luck, who had surgery on his shoulder eight months ago, at least has been removed from the PUP list, which means he should return before Week 6.
The first rule of streaming defenses in 2017? Take advantage of any matchup against Josh McCown and the Jets.
Chris Liss likes Jimmy Graham to finish as a top-three tight end and Hunter Henry to finish in the top five. Check out the rest of his bold predictions for 2017.
Last year, Chris Liss showed how to not just survive but win. This year, he digs even deeper into survivor strategy.
Cameron Meredith's season-ending knee injury left an already tenuous Chicago offense even more profoundly bereft of talent, which could threaten Jordan Howard's projection.