Ryan Fitzpatrick was supposed to be good for DeSean Jackson and bad for Adam Humphries, but Humphries had the big game Sunday. Expect that to be a one-time deal.
Patrick Mahomes yawned his way through another dominant performance Sunday, and we need not overthink who the league's best player is in 2018. Give him the MVP now.
Juan Carlos Blanco sorts through a loaded Week 9 injury report that features a host of big names heading in either direction in terms of health.
Michael Rathburn analyzes the Week 9 slate as Cam Newton looks to put up some big numbers against a porous Tampa Bay defense.
Business has slowed a bit lately for Michael Thomas, but the arrival of the Rams presents an urgent need and a prime opportunity for the wideout to bounce back.
Kenny Golladay and Emmanuel Sanders are in good spots to take advantage of an uptick in target volume after the trade deadline.
Kevin Payne suggests that while Jets RB Isaiah Crowell has a low floor, he’s also going against a Miami defense allowing opposing running backs to accumulate plenty of fantasy points.
Liss & Jeff discuss a few wagering and fantasy options heading into Sunday's Detroit at Minnesota showdown.
Luke Hoover analyzes the best, and worst, matchups for Week 9, including Cowboys quarterback
Dak Prescott against a bad Titans pass defense.
Derek Carr might be a jalopy as far as quarterbacks go, but on Thursday single-game slates he'll get you from Point A to Point B.
Davis Mattek reviews the best and worst matchups for wide receivers this week and wonders if Davante Adams will be able to maintain his pace while going one-on-one with the Patriots' Stephon Gilmore.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night matchup as Dak Prescott and the Cowboys look to topple the Titans in Dallas.
The Staff likes Marcus Mariota and the Titans getting 6.5 points in Dallas this week.
Sasha Yodashkin checks out Sunday's slate and likes O.J. Howard's chances of producing big numbers against the Panthers with Ryan Fitzpatrick back under center for the Bucs.
Erik Siegrist analyzes the trade deadline deals to see where fantasy owners can profit and which players might benefit most.
Juan Carlos Blanco examines the fallout from an unusually busy trade deadline and thinks Kenny Golladay should emerge as the Lions' new top wideout after Golden Tate's departure.
If you've used up the Chiefs and don't trust the Bears on the road, Kirk Cousins and the Vikings make for a decent pivot.
Chris likes Matt Ryan and the Falcons coming off a bye and getting 1.5 points in Washington.