The Chargers are 3.5-point underdogs Thursday in Las Vegas, but RotoWire's Andrew Laird is still expecting Austin Ekeler to be one of the most popular players on DraftKings and FanDuel.
Ilango Villoth goes deep into the free-agent pool to find upside adds who could pay off down the road, if not this week.
RW experts blanket the airwaves with fantasy football PLAYOFF advice. Here's some wisdom for Week 15 and hopefully your big playoff run. Plus, visit Jeff Erickson's office!
The Staff likes Drew Lock and the Broncos getting 6.5 at home against the Bills.
Jeff Stotts breaks down this week’s notable injuries and says that with the Lions no longer in playoff hunt, Detroit might opt to put Matthew Stafford on IR with his rib injury.
Lots of massive favorites on this slate, and none bigger -- or more obvious -- than Jared Goff and the Rams hosting the Jets.
Chris Liss likes Brandon Aiyuk and the 49ers laying three on the road in Dallas.
The Steelers temporarily benched Diontae Johnson on Sunday, but he returned to his usual role after halftime, while Chase Claypool was stuck behind James Washington.
Liss and Jeff debate whether or not Leonard Fournette is the next Trent Richardson.
With Justin Reid (thumb) headed to IR, Lonnie Johnson should step into a three-down role for the remainder of Houston's season.
Coming off its best performance of the year, the Cardinals defense should have the upper hand against a rookie QB making his first road start.
Kevin Payne analyzes the top waiver-wire options for Week 15, as Dan Arnold has become a favorite target of Kyler Murray's in Arizona in recent weeks.
Jim brings us his weekly top free agent suggestions heading into the fantasy playoffs. There are players on the 49ers who have a favorable matchup against Dallas.
Do Ryan Tannehill and the Titans have a better shot for a deep postseason run than more conservative teams like the Colts and Steelers?
Lamar Jackson made some errant throws, but he ran well and delivered big when it counted most.
With Deebo Samuel out, Brandon Aiyuk had 16 targets last week and should get a high volume again this week.
Liss likes what he saw from Eagles QB Jalen Hurts. Jeff agrees. Here are the details.
The first game of the Jalen Hurts era worked out well for Miles Sanders, who dominated backfield snaps and scored a pair of touchdowns despite sharing carries with the young quarterback.
