Luke Hoover scouts the matchups for Week 11 and doesn't like the setup against the Bills for Tom Brady, who is without yet another playmaker in the Pats' offense.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night matchup as Tyrod Taylor and the Bills travel to the New England for an AFC East showdown with the Patriots.
Despite the change at quarterback from Peyton Manning to Brock Osweiler, RotoWire's Kevin Payne still thinks wideout Demaryius Thomas could be a big producer this weekend.
In the unlikely event you're still alive, Russell Wilson and the Seahawks are the obvious pick.
The Staff likes Joe Flacco and the Ravens laying two points at home against the Case Keenum-led Rams.
Backing Mark Sanchez and the Eagles at home laying 5.5 points against the Bucs.
Josh joins 120 Sports to discuss FanDuel QB and WR picks for Week 11.
Andrew Martinez looks at defenses available on your waiver wire, including how the Chiefs will fair against Philip Rivers and the Chargers
This is a sneaky-difficult bye week, with three good fantasy offenses (paired with some bad defenses) out. At least Julio Jones will be back - but will he have help in the passing game?
Amazingly 11 of 14 underdogs (including two of double digits) won outright, and 12 covered the point spread.
Josh Collacchi values this week include Packer James Starks who'll start over Eddie Lacy.
Mario Puig takes a look at some risers and fallers ahead of Week 11, and it doesn't look like the Eagles will be flying high.
Kevin Payne runs down the waiver-wire options for Week 10, including a new quarterback in Denver in Brock Osweiler as Peyton Manning sits.
Jeff Stotts explains why Peyton Manning's partially torn plantar fascia might be the worst-case scenario and how long he could be out.
Andrew Fiorentino asks for you fantasy bad beat stories and wonders how much time Peyton Manning should take off after his disastrous outing against the Chiefs
Mark Stopa reviews Week 10 and wants to know how it is possible that the Packers' offense, including Aaron Rodgers, got this bad this quickly.
Andrew Laird looks at the fallout from Week 10 in the NFL where Ben Roethlisberger's huge day likely benefited none of his owners.
Jason Pierre-Paul has a long way to go toward reestablishing himself as a legitimate defensive end, but his steady workload in his first game back is encouraging.