There are good reasons why backs like C.J. Spiller were taken in the first round of your draft.
Cleveland's Josh Gordon saw a whopping 19 targets in his return to the field in Week 3, and while that can't be counted on every week, it's a good sign.
The battle of unbeatens gets a primetime slot on Monday Night Football to showcase the up-and-coming Dolphins invading the home of the cagey Saints.
Backing Matt Ryan and the Falcons at home against the Pats.
Jimmy Graham's price tag is enormous, but considering the dearth of productive tight ends you might as well just fork over the extra dollars.
Alfred Morris has a potentially juicy matchup against the Raiders in Week 4.
Struggling players like David Wilson should be available at substantial discounts to their draft day cost.
New York Jets running back Bilal Powell has moved up the depth chart, and is now moving up the cheat sheets thanks to a couple impressive showings the last two weeks.
Ravens are optimistic about their star RB's return to the lineup.
With two starting receivers gimpy in Tamp Bay, Kevin Ogletree could be a sneaky play this week if he draws the starting assignment.
Anything from winning the Super Bowl to finishing 6-10 wouldn't be surprising for the Niners.
C.J. Spiller's injury Sunday is not the only reason Fred Jackson should see increased work in the coming weeks for the Bills.
Does the running game even matter anymore?
There's a good chance your team is off to a good start if you play in a league that uses IDPs, and Houston LB Brian Cushing is one of those on your squad.
San Francisco QB Colin Kaepernick struggled last week against a tough Seahawks defense, but that could make him a nice value against a beatable Colts defense in Week 3.
Backing Russell Wilson and the 19.5-point favorite Seahawks.
Bill Belichick gets 10 days to prepare, but does he have the horses to cover the 7.5-point spread?
Seattle's Marshawn Lynch is coming off a big game against a tough 49ers defense.