The recent A.J. Green injury news has fans adjusting Green's value. Joe thinks Green might now be a bargain. Jeff does not agree.
Jerry Donabedian takes a way-too-early look at DraftKings' Week 1 player prices, eyeing an expensive stack from the Falcons-Vikings game.
Jerry Donabedian breaks down the basics of daily fantasy football on FanDuel, including why players should put a heavier emphasis on touchdowns as opposed to receptions.
Bryce Danielson explains how coach Jon Gruden and GM Mike Mayock have reshaped the Raiders in their image.
Josh Fathollahi observes that while the 49ers have made the necessary roster moves heading into Year 3 under Kyle Shanahan, the team's eventual record likely rests on Jimmy Garoppolo.
Jim Coventry concludes his three-article series with defensive backs, and coming in at third in the rankings is Keanu Neal.
Adam Wolf digs into the waning years of the Drew Brees era.
Peter Schoenke sifts through the first year of Kirk Cousins in Minnesota to see where it all went wrong.
Neil Parker inspects how the Rams have fared in the wake of a disappointing Super Bowl loss, with Todd Gurley's health hanging over it all.
Erik Siegrist dives into the Cowboys' standoff with Ezekiel Elliott and upcoming decisions with expiring contracts.
Jeff Erickson investigates the changing of the guard from Marvin Lewis to Zac Taylor in Cincinnati. However, A.J. Green's health is again a question mark.
Alex Rikleen devises a ranking system that gives a truer picture of a player's worth. Season totals say Derrick Henry was the 13th-best fantasy RB last season. He wasn't.
Dan Marcus notes what can be a recipe for success for the Titans, assuming Marcus Mariota can stay healthy.
Juan Blanco takes a look at the Buccaneers under the guidance of new coach Bruce Arians.
Rick Kinigson contemplates how the Steelers will fare without superstars Antonio Brown and Le'Veon Bell.
Chris Liss dishes on an interesting offseason for the Giants, to say the least.
Peter Schoenke analyzes the quick turnaround made by the Colts in 2018 with Andrew Luck back in the saddle, and how that success can be sustained.
Jim Coventry considers Mitchell Trubisky's development, backfield tinkering and the Bears' fearsome front seven.