Amari Cooper begins his second NFL campaign with an ideal matchup against the Saints in the SuperDome.
The staff is unanimous in picking Drew Brees and the Saints as one-point home favorites against the visiting Raiders. And while the Broncos aren't a unanimous pick, three writers made them their best bets.
Juan Carlos Blanco introduces the new DFS site Rosters.com and offers up his value picks for Week 1 of the NFL season, including rookie quarterback Dak Prescott.
Chris Liss is taking Russell Wilson and the heavily-favored Seahawks as they're only 36 percent owned, and the other options are less than ideal.
With Josh Gordon sidelined and Robert Griffin under center, the Browns offense doesn't figure to have much luck in a Week 1 road matchup against the Eagles defense.
Vlad Sedler suggests you don't over-think rostering Dak Prescott as his low price tag and high upside make him a near must-start for Week 1 in cash games, even if his ownership rate is sky high.
Michael Rathburn shares some key points with new DFS players when it comes to filling out an NFL Lineup with kickers and defenses.
Jeff Stotts is cautiously optimistic that wide receiver Kelvin Benjamin will reemerge as a legit fantasy weapon a year following ACL reconstruction, but what about Jordy Nelson and Jamaal Charles?
Jim Coventry looks at some of the biggest question marks of preseason as we head into Week 1, including Seattle running back Thomas Rawls.
Chris Liss handicaps Week 1 and likes the Redskins to keep pace with the visiting Steelers on Monday Night Football.
DJ and DVR discuss Jamaal Charles' injury history and how it affects their 2016 expectations for Charles.
Rostering a quarterback and running back from the same team can seem counterintuitive, but Juan Carlos Blanco explains when such a scenario can be used for daily fantasy football rosters.
Andrew Fiorentino analyzes some surprising moves made on the eve of the regular season and wonders what kind of workload Jamaal Charles will get if he's even able to play in Week 1.
Kevin Payne features players available in most leagues who could be fantasy factors in Week 1 and beyond, including Trevor Siemian, who won the starting QB job in Denver.
Chris Liss expects Devonta Freeman to outperform Adrian Peterson by a wide margin in PPR.
Russell Wilson has an inviting matchup at home against the Dolphins, but he's not the top QB in Jeff Erickson's player rankings. Check out all of Jeff's rankings for Week 1.
Erik Siegrist reviews RotoWire's Steak League auction where a clear lesson emerged: value buys come before the market is set.
Jeff Zimmerman analyzes whether a player's second-half breakout is predictive for the following season. It is, but not in the way most assume.