While the 2014 wide receiver class looks like it could be one of the all-time best, the same cannot be said for the quarterbacks.
Josh Gordon makes his long-awaited return. See where Vlad Sedler has him ranked in the Week 12 Value Meter.
Philadelphia running back LeSean McCoy has irked fantasy owners by failing to match last year's production despite similar surroundings.
Andrew Luck's backfield-mate goes down with a broken ankle. Who will fill the void?
Cecil Shorts fell off the radar this year with the Jaguars, but things are looking up for his fantasy prospects.
Even with the highest salary on the site, RotoWire's Josh Collacchi views the Colts Andrew Luck as a solid option on Fantasy Aces in Week 12.
Don't trust any non-Gronk Patriot playmaker. Jonas Gray? Really?
The last bye weeks means additional roster flexibility
Clay Matthews was never much of an IDP factor in standard IDP scoring since he posted low tackle totals as an OLB in the 3-4, but moving inside has allowed him to post both tackles and sacks.
RotoWire's Michael Rathburn breaks down the data and explores ways to use standard deviation when setting your DraftKings fantasy football lineups.
RotoWire's Ben Slocum explores the use of team pace and time of possession when selecting your FanDuel football lineups.
Mark Sanchez nearly took the Jets to the Super Bowl a few years ago. Can Chip Kelly revive his career?
RotoWire's James Smizek ranks Antonio Brown as his top receiver this week.
With a nice matchup and discounted salaries, RotoWire's Jerry Donabedian recommends a Chargers stack centered around Philip Rivers.
Despite the high price tag, RotoWire's Kevin Payne recommends targeting Andrew Luck for your 50/50 and H2H contests on FanDuel this weekend.
With Drew Stanton back under center, Larry Fitzgerald's fantasy prospects could take a major hit.
It's the "Battle of the Bergers" on Monday Night Football as Ben Roethlisberger and the Steelers visit Zach Mettenberger and the Titans.
Jeremy Maclin leads the league in touchdowns scored from outside the red zone, but what other receiving threats between the 20s should we target?