Target monster DeAndre Hopkins tops this week's receiver rankings. See the rest of Jeff Erickson's Week 6 ranks in this version of the Value Meter.
With so many early-round busts and injuries, Julian Edelman might be the league's most reliable receiver right now.
Josh joins 120 Sports to debate FanDuel Value QB's for Week 6
Jeff Stotts looks at Jamaal Charles' season-ending injury and analyzes his prospects for being ready for the start of the 2016 season. What's the prognosis?
Mario Puig's look at this week's risers and fallers includes one of the hottest quarterbacks in the league to start the season in the Bengals' Andy Dalton.
Kevin Payne spotlights the hot pickup of the week, Kansas City's Charcandrick West, and much more in this week's rummaging through the waiver wire.
Andrew Fiorentino examines the NFL's latest risers and fallers and likes what he's seeing from a resurgent Doug Martin.
Mark Stopa recaps Week 5 in the NFL and has seen enough from the Tampa Bay offense and defense to make acquiring Mike Evans his No. 1 priority.
With so many people focusing on Le'Veon Bell as their top running back in Week 5, Josh Collacchi argues that Jamaal Charles may be the big-time RB to win contests on FantasyDraft.
After missing four games with a hip injury, DeAndre Levy is finally set to make his 2015 debut against Arizona.
Davis Mattek's analysis of red-zone conversion percentages this week shows Larry Fitzgerald proving his doubters wrong.
Luke Hoover has the upgrades and downgrades for Week 5, including a favorable matchup for Alfred Morris against the Falcons.
After a disappointing Week 3, RotoWire's Kevin Payne makes the argument for using Mike Evans in GPPs this weekend, possibly even with quarterback Jameis Winston.
Only two running backs in the NFL have played more snaps than T.J. Yeldon this season, and RotoWire's Jerry Donabedian says the Jags' running back could be the best value of any player in Week 5.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night matchup between the Steelers and Chargers as Le'Veon Bell seeks to carry Pittsburgh to victory. Will he do it?
Aaron Rodgers and the Packers are nearly unbeatable at home, and only 13.5 percent of pools are on them.
Coming off a bad week, the Staff unanimously picks the Eli Manning and the Giants laying seven against the 49ers and Aaron Rodgers and the Packers laying 9.5 against the Rams.
Vlad Sedler gives his recommendations for Week 5, and suggests hitching your wagon to an unleashed Le'Veon Bell