Jim Coventry looks at who's up and who's down in NFL this week, including running back Carlos Hyde, who's thriving on volume for the 49ers.
DeMarco Murray continues to carry the load for the Titans, but will quarterback Marcus Mariota start chipping away at his goal-line looks?
Despite losing his top two receivers from last season, Philip Rivers has responded by throwing for more than 320 yards in three straight games, including 365 yards and four touchdowns Sunday.
Jeff Zimmerman walks through the process of evaluating the value for players replacing injured or suspended teammates and if it makes sense to draft them.
Derek and Mario discuss Tom Brady's return to the Patriots and its fantasy impact on the rest of the offense.
Davis Mattek uses the quarter pole of the season to look for trade targets, including Doug Baldwin and the entire Seahawks offense after they turned a corner following their slow start.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night matchup as Jameis Winston leads the Bucs into Carolina in an NFC South showdown.
Kevin Payne breaks down some attractive FanDuel picks for Week 5, including a pair of Eagles set to have a big week against the 1-3 Lions.
With J.J. Watt done for the season, Jerick McKinnon should get the best of a Houston defense that's allowing 4.6 yards per carry.
Mario Puig analyzes the latest IDP happenings, including the return of Marcell Dareus from suspension for the Bills.
Luke Hoover explores which players face favorable matchups in Week 5, and those you may want to find an alternative for.
The staff likes Von Miller and the Broncos laying only six points at home against the Falcons this week.
Vlad Sedler breaks down your best roster options for Week 5, and expects big things from Julian Edelman now that Tom Brady is back to lead the Patriots' offense.
Given their good odds and low ownership, Aaron Rodgers and the Packers facing the Giants at home are the best risk/reward combination in Survivor this week.
After a disastrous Week 4, Liss shakes things up. He likes Todd Gurley and the Rams at home laying only 2.5 points to the Bills.
Mike Evans ran into the Broncos buzzsaw last week, but he should rebound nicely against Carolina in Week 5.
Andrew Fiorentino examines some shifting roles at the season's quarter pole and warns that Latavius Murray could be falling into a dreaded backfield committee in Oakland.
Jeff Stotts says that Falcons running back Tevin Coleman’s blood disorder, can be dangerous in high altitudes and he may not play when the team travels to Denver.