Chris Carson picked up momentum all preseason, but a trap game awaits in Denver. The article also examines NO vs TB and NE vs HOU.
Mario shares with DVR his DFS favorites from the Week 1 matchup of Cincy at Indy.
Michael Rathburn picks the Week 1 NFL slate on DraftKings as A.J. Green and the Bengals look to put up some points on the Colts.
Kevin Payne dives into Week 1 and believes Patrick Mahomes makes for a great contrarian play on the other side of the ball from Philip Rivers and at a $800 discount.
In the first entry of this series, star Mississippi wideout A.J. Brown is identified as one of the most overpriced college prospects for dynasty fantasy football.
Liss & Jeff discuss Demaryius Thomas & The DEN Passing Offense.
Luke Hoover acknowledges that Week 1 can be wildly hit-or-miss for fantasy lineups, but he still sees obvious upgrades -- including Philip Rivers -- and downgrades.
Davis Mattek notes some passing games he's keeping a close eye on in Week 1, including how quickly the Browns work Josh Gordon back into a full role.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night games as Jared Goff leads the Rams against the Raiders.
The Staff likes Von Miller and the Broncos as three-point home favorites against the visiting Seahawks.
Liss is big on Alfred Morris in SF. Erickson has his doubts.
Sasha Yodashkin digs into the Week 1 slate and expects Keenan Allen to see big volume in a potential shootout against the Chiefs.
Backing Drew Brees and the Saints at home against the Buccaneers who are without their starting quarterback.
Jeff Stotts says that the Eagles announced officially that Carson Wentz won’t play week 1 as expected, Alshon Jeffery will be out at least two games, and Jay Ajayi has a foot injury.
Chris Liss likes Andy Dalton and the Bengals getting three points against the Colts in Indianapolis Sunday.
Liss can't quit Terrelle Pryor. Jeff let's him ramble.
Sam Darnold will be pushed into the Lions' den without much help in his first NFL start.
Juan Carlos Blanco sets the table for Week 1 with a look at whose fortunes are rising and falling and notes that Le'Veon Bell's continued holdout thrusts James Conner into a much bigger role than expected.
