Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson discuss Gus Edwards' upside as the the RB1 for the Ravens. Will he do better the Eagles RB Miles Sanders?
Chris Liss picks Tom Brady and the Super Bowl champion Buccaneers in the Thursday night opener against the Cowboys.
Chris Liss like Chase Young and the Football Team getting a point at home against the Chargers.
Chris Liss wants more shares of Kyler Murray. He vents to Jeff Erickson and explains why on today's SiriusXM show.
Jim Coventry gives his Week 1 Free Agent picks at each position, via the SiriusXM App. At QB, he can't resist some Fitz-magic
Chris Liss predicts either A.J. Brown or DK Metcalf will lead the NFL in receiving touchdowns this year.
Jordan Mazzara checks in with his take on IDPs this week, including inside linebacker Troy Reeder, who had 60 tackles over the final six regular-season games last year.
The Panthers still have some holes on defense, but their promising pass rush should cause problems for the Jets' Zach Wilson in his first NFL start.
Jeff Stotts notes 49ers receiver Brandon Aiyuk is trending toward playing in Week 1, but cautions we could see an increase in similar soft tissue injuries to NFL players over the next few weeks.
Kevin Payne analyzes the top waiver-wire options for Week 1, including San Francisco quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo.
Jeff Erickson has the answers for all of your start/sit dilemmas with his Week 1 rankings.
Jeff Erickson and Alan Seslowsky noticed that Jerry Jeudy has surged into the fourth round of fantasy drafts!
Jeff Erickson took Tyreek Hill in the first round of the NFFC Classic in Las Vegas over the weekend.
Chris Liss believes Damien Harris will flirt with 10 touchdowns, now that Mac Jones is the starting QB in New England.
Logan Thomas was a coveted tight end target all offseason, but recently he climbed into the seventh round ADP on Underdog.
RotoWire's Jerry Donabedian may be a diehard Ravens fan, but he can't get on board with Gus Edwards as an early fifth-round pick in PPR leagues.
The bitterness toward Marquise Brown has gotten out of hand, and now he's one of six profit opportunities for Underdog drafters.
Chris Liss is leaning heavily on Jonathan Taylor who he drafted in three of his nine leagues
