The Jags cut Leonard Fournette on Monday, opening up their backfield to a lively competition between Ryquell Armstead, Chris Thompson, Devine Ozigbo and James Robinson.
Chris Liss takes Nick Chubb at 1.5 in a non-PPR format.
George Kittle missed a third-straight practice with hamstring tightness, but he's hopeful to be ready for Week 1.
Chris took rookie Clyde Edwards-Helaire at No. 4 overall ahead of superstar Ezekiel Elliott.
David Johnson and Randall Cobb are two new weapons for Deshaun Watson, but will the newcomers be useful fantasy options?
After pursuing a Robust RB approach at the start of the draft, the author bet on the upside of rookie first-round pick Jalen Reagor to propel the receiver rotation.
With D'Andre Swift struggling with a leg injury, the Lions are increasingly likely to turn to Kerryon Johnson as their lead runner for a fast-approaching Week 1.
Zack Moss is becoming more popular by the day, with his ADP ascent continuing even after Devin Singletary's descent plateaued. They're now separated by only 12 spots in the RB ranks.
David Montgomery's groin strain will luckily sideline him no more than a month, but the Bears still might have questions to answer about their backfield until Montgomery's back to full speed.
Jeff Stotts explains how muscle and ligament injuries are classified, and offers an update on Tyreek Hill, who has a low-grade hamstring strain.
Liss is optimistic about Rob Gronkowski having a strong season in Tampa Bay. Jeff isn't so sure.
Jerry Donabedian breaks downs his results from 40 best-ball drafts, showing no regret for his allegiance to Duke Johnson and James Washington.
Although he's not quite out of the woods yet, reporting from San Francisco indicates Deebo Samuel (foot) is still in the race to play in Week 1.
Josh Allen might run less but reportedly looks his best yet as a passer, which makes sense after the Bills added Stefon Diggs, Zack Moss and Gabriel Davis this offseason.
Earl Thomas' departure weakens the Baltimore defense, but third-year safety DeShon Elliott could be a good replacement after leading a strong Texas pass defense in college.
Kenyan Drake scared fantasy investors with a walking boot Monday, but the initial indications, including an assurance from Drake himself, make the injury sound minor.
A.J. Green is a great player, but if he misses time for whatever reason Tee Higgins and John Ross should be able to pick up the slack. Also looking at Rams RBs, Chargers RBs, and Patriots TEs.
News breaking out of Arizona is that Kenyan Drake is in a walking boot. Can he be counted on to carry the load for a full season?