Erik Siegrist previews Saturday matchups with game predictions, fantasy projections and DFS picks as Jonathan Taylor looks to run over the Cardinals.
Sasha Yodashkin reviews the Week 16 slate as Joe Burrow prepares to face an injury-ravaged Ravens secondary.
Joe Burrow beat up on a healthier version of the Ravens in October and shouldn't have much trouble picking apart their backups this Sunday.
Ryan Belongia analyzes Thursday's DFS contest as A.J. Brown is expected to return for the Titans in their matchup against the 49ers.
Dan Marcus goes deep into the free-agent pool to find a few upside adds for those looking to advance in their fantasy playoffs.
The Staff likes Brian Burns and the Panthers getting 11 points at home against the Buccaneers.
Liss thinks Cam Newton and the Panthers have a chance against an injury-riddled Buc's team in Week 16.
Jim Coventry, via the SiriusXM App, brings us his top free agent suggestions for Week 14. At running back, Jim is intrigued by Lions' RB Craig Reynolds.
Micah Parsons and the Cowboys draw a beat-up Team team on only five days rest.
Jerry Donabedian expects the Eagles to end their takeaway slump this weekend against Mike Glennon.
Chris Liss likes Jonathan Taylor and the Colts as a pick 'em in Arizona on Christmas Day.
Jalen Hurts had a big game in the Eagles' win over the Football Team.
Lions rookie Amon-Ra St. Brown is now up to three straight games with double-digit targets and more than 70 yards.
Kevin Payne analyzes the top waiver-wire pickups for the week, including Ronald Jones, who is now the top man in the Tampa Bay backfield.
Jeff Stotts summarizes the notable injuries heading into Week 16, starting in Tampa Bay where Chris Godwin is out for the season with a torn ACL.
Cardinal linebacker Jordan Hicks’ matchup with the Colts and Jonathan Taylor provides him an opportunity to achieve his fifth double-digit tackling effort of the season.
The Miami backfield suddenly looks messy, with Myles Gaskin's role in jeopardy after a big game from veteran Duke Johnson.
There is so much parity in the NFL this year, Aaron Rodgers and the league-best 11-3 Packers have a point-differential of only plus-57.