Harry Kane has been a huge disappointment for fantasy managers through the first three gameweeks, but Chris Mosinski explains why now is the time to jump on the Spurs striker.
France had a solid win against the Netherlands earlier this week, and there is no reason to think they'll slow down Sunday against Luxembourg.
Netherlands struggled in their World Cup qualifier in France earlier this week, but Evan Morter explains why they should bounce back Sunday at home against Bulgaria.
Schuyler Redpath breaks down the Saturday MLS slate as Kaka likely will take on all of the set pieces for Orlando City.
Gareth Bale was whistled off the field in his last match for Real Madrid, but there should be plenty of cheers when he puts on the Wales shirt Saturday against Austria.
Gylfi Sigurdsson's recent game logs don't look particularly enticing, but Evan Morter explains why they should be ignored when considering him for Saturday's early WCQ slate.
The United States is favored in their match against Costa Rica on Friday, but Christian Pulisic doesn't come in with the highest goal scorer odds.
England are the biggest favorites on Friday's five-game slate, with their match against Malta likely to produce plenty of goals.
Christian Pulisic's hot start for Borussia Dortmund is giving Evan Morter plenty of confidence that the 18 year old will provide lots of fantasy points Friday against Costa Rica.
Despite playing on the road against Denmark, Evan Morter explains why fantasy players shouldn't fade Poland's Robert Lewandowski.
The Red Bulls have been very hit or miss this season, but Adam Zdroik explains why Sacha Kljestan needs to be considered for the fantasy captain's armband this weekend.
Andrew Laird and Jordan Cooper use the international break to discuss questions from subscribers, including how to play World Cup qualifier slates with multiple huge favorites and when the best time is to punt with a centerback in DFS lineups.
Chris Mosinski reviews the first three weeks of the Premier League season to help fantasy Premier League managers decide whether certain players are worth targeting or letting go.
Andrew Laird and Schuyler Redpath preview Major League Soccer's upcoming four-game weekend slate, which has every team trying to deal with voids left by players on international duty.
Brazil have already qualified for the World Cup, but fantasy managers should still be able to rely on Neymar if he gets a start against Ecuador.
Belgium will take on lowly Gibraltar on Thursday, and Romelu Lukaku could have a historic fantasy performance.
There are three gigantic favorites on Wednesday's five-game UEFA World Cup qualifying slate, with Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo one of the elite stars in action.
This weekend's round includes only four games due to international play, but fantasy managers will still be able to rely on Ignacio Piatti.