Robby Anderson was the presumed WR1 with the Jets since last year's emergence, but Quincy Enunwa never said he could have his spot.
Liss & Jeff explain why Goff is a great fantasy play, despite the Rams' great defense.
Fitzmagic has flipped the league upside down, and amidst the sorcery Jameis Winston may have lost his starting job in Tampa Bay.
Juan Carlos Blanco guides you through a slew of injuries to prominent players in Week 2, providing the latest on prominent fantasy pieces such as Aaron Rodgers and Leonard Fournette.
Jeff Zimmerman analyzes what fantasy owners should expect from Le'Veon Bell when he finally ends his hold out. Hint: it's not good.
After conquering the West Coast in his 2018 debut, Patrick Mahomes takes the Chiefs to a more hostile Pittsburgh venue in Week 2.
Tevin Coleman is headed for a huge workload at a mid-level price, helping us fit a Chiefs-Steelers passing stack without sacrificing much at RB.
Michael Rathburn picks the Week 2 DraftKings slate, looking to capitalize on Jimmy Garoppolo's matchup with the Lions.
Jeff & Mario have a hard time resisting the Steelers versus that weak KC D.
Kevin Payne says that despite mediocre play in Week 1, Deshaun Watson could be a hidden gem this week playing against a lackluster Titans defense.
After naming the coveted A.J. Brown as overpriced last week, the series turns toward another sacred cow, running back Cam Akers of FSU.
Luke Hoover wants fantasy football players to trust Royce Freeman this week after his underwhelming Week 1 performance. Conditions should improve for him and several other names in Week 2.
Liss & Jeff debate the ROS value for Phillip Lindsay.
Davis Mattek looks at some surprising Week 1 trends and thinks Kenny Golladay might be poised for a breakout season in Detroit.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night game as the Mitchell Trubisky leads the Bears against a beat up Seahawks defense.
Liss & Jeff preview the upcoming Indy versus Washington matchup.
The Staff likes Odell Beckham and the Giants as three-point underdogs in Dallas this week.
Jeff Stotts notes that it wouldn’t be surprising if Aaron Rodgers’ ability to play Week 2 ended up a game-time decision, so look for Green Bay to modify its game plan to better suit its quarterback’s limitation.
