With concerning injuries following wideouts like Doug Baldwin, Rishard Matthews, and Josh Doctson -- all prior favorites of the author -- it's time to consider some alternatives.
Mario is NOT high on Mr. Johnson, despite him being a second round pick.
Juan Carlos Blanco examines players with rising and falling outlooks through the early part of training camp, and notes that Dalvin Cook's knee doesn't seem to be an issue.
After accumulating 163 touches in the final eight games of 2017, Jamaal Williams is making a case to remain Green Bay's starting runner.
Jeff Stotts notes that Vikings running back Dalvin Cook, who tore his ACL in early October of last year, has been a bright spot in Minnesota's training camp.
Andrew Laird and Sasha Yodashkin, resident Jets fans, review the unsettled nature of each of the team's skill-position groups.
Joe Bartel tells us why the Chargers may be the cream of the crop in the AFC West this season.
Peter Schoenke attempts to answer the question: is Kirk Cousins the Vikings' missing link to postseason success?
Andy Segedin weighs whether offseason roster tinkering has the Broncos back on track.
Eric Caturia takes stock of a new era in Arizona, with first-year coach Steve Wilks and a quarterback not named Carson Palmer leading the way.
Bryce Danielson studies the hiring of coach Jon Gruden and the subsequent roster adjustments made in the offseason.
Corey Smith acknowledges the Falcons as one of the NFL's most balanced teams, but the Matt Ryan-Steve Sarkisian connection may be the determining factor in their finish.
Robby Anderson was one of fantasy football's breakout players in 2017, but the talented third-year wideout faces much more competition for targets in 2018.
Logan Larson explores whether the Lions can add a competent rushing attack to a top-tier passing game.
Derek VanRiper and Mario Puig discuss if Marquise Goodwin and Pierre Garcon are currently being undervalued in 2018 fantasy drafts.
Jim Coventry continues with his list of players whom he thinks will either rebound or breakout. On his radar is Chicago safety Eddie Jackson, who’s part of an underrated Bears defensive unit.
David Phillips touches on the Super Bowl champs, who awaiting the recoveries of stalwarts like Carson Wentz, Alshon Jeffery and pass rusher Brandon Graham.