Scott Jenstad breaks down the Week 11 DraftKings slate as Andrew Luck likely will have to chuck it all over the yard against the Titans.
The Staff for God knows what reason likes Jay Cutler and the Bears as 7.5-point road underdogs against the Giants.
If you've used up the Patriots, Russell Wilson and the Seahawks are a viable choice at home against the Eagles this week.
Vlad Sedler sees a lot of enticing values at QB this week, but thinks red-hot Marcus Mariota might be the best of the lot.
Chris is backing a healthy Russell Wilson at home with his team laying only 6.5 points against the visiting Eagles.
Andrew Fiorentino is as frustrated by the Eagles' unpredictable backfield as you are, but can't recommend Ryan Mathews, or any of their other RBs, as they head into Seattle this week.
It's a great week for quarterbacks, as a number of the top passers have plus matchups, including Kirk Cousins at home against the Packers.
Through 10 games, five of the top six non-QB, per-game PPR scorers are running backs. Melvin Gordon checks in at No. 6.
Tight end Rob Gronkowski took a hard hit in the Patriot’s Sunday night loss to Seattle, and the resulting chest injury could leave him doubtful for this weekend’s game in San Francisco.
Nick joins 120 Sports to recap the big stories from Week 10.
Kevin Payne scours the waiver wire for some pick-ups to help fantasy owners in Week 11, including James Starks, who figures to see most of the action out of the backfield for the Packers.
DVR joins the FNTSY Network to play Who'd You Rather for Week 11.
Jim Coventry reminds us that fantasy playoff season is right around the corner and looks at some trending players in this week's edition of the NFL Barometer.
Jordan Reed had the third-most red-zone receiving touchdowns last season, but with quarterback Kirk Cousins looking for others inside the 20 this year, Reed hasn't been nearly as productive for fantasy owners.
Marcus Mariota may not have a top-tier wideout to throw to, but he proved again Sunday that he can be an excellent fantasy quarterback.
Davis Mattek expects Alshon Jeffery to put his disappointing first half behind him now that Jay Cutler is back under center for Chicago.
Erik Siegrist previews Monday night football as Andy Dalton leads the Bengals into New York to face the Giants.
Mario Puig looks at the ups and downs for IDPs this week, including the return of Seattle strong safety Kam Chancellor, who will make the Legion of Boom complete again.