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.
Jim Coventry expects the Panthers, whose offensive line has been decimated by injuries, to have its hands full with DeMarcus Lawrence and the rest of Dallas’ defensive line.
Kevin Payne analyzes the top waiver-wire options for the season's first week as James Conner could get a big workload for the Steelers if Le'Veon Bell doesn't return.
Chris Liss likes Leonard Fournette to have a monster year now that he's healthy and in better shape.
The Broncos thinned their running back depth chart by cutting DeAngelo Henderson on Saturday, then named Royce Freeman starter on Monday.
Jeff Zimmerman dives into the difficult area of rookie projections that incorporates team context. How much does team context matter when projecting rookie backs and receivers?
Liss & Mario debate the merits of drafting Jarvis Landry in the third round.
Liss thinks the Jets are being "severely undervalued". Jeff somewhat tempers Liss' rant.
Jeff Zimmerman analyzes whether a quarterback's targets are predictable from year to year. Is Tom Brady likely to throw to his wide receivers more this year?
Michael Rathburn breaks down the important dos and don'ts for NFL DFS. When should you stack, when should you not?
Davis Mattek looks at five wideouts whose projected target volume could end up being very optimistic, including the Texans' DeAndre Hopkins.
Just in time to kick off the regular season, Jim Coventry looks at the list of defenders who will definitely miss games, as well as players who could possibly miss time.
In an examination of high-upside tournament targets for best ball, Tevin Coleman presents top-five RB potential in the event of a Freeman absence.