A pair of QB trades were overshadowed by the Chargers' decision to ship WR Keenan Allen to the Bears.
Jim Coventry reacts to the Super Bowl, including Patrick Mahomes making his case to be among the best quarterbacks to ever play the game.
Christian McCaffrey tops the flex rankings for the Super Bowl.
Dan Marcus analyzes the DFS contests for Super Bowl LVIII as Brock Purdy has more upside than Patrick Mahomes, though fading both QBs isn't out of the question.
Michael Rathburn delivers Novelty Prop Bets for Super Bowl LVIII.
Brandon Aiyuk's acceleration and ball-tracking skills could spell trouble for Kansas City's middling safeties, but first the Niners need to keep DL Chris Jones off of Brock Purdy.
Sasha Yodashkin checks out the options for your Super Bowl roster as Christian McCaffrey looks to continue his impressive playoff run for the 49ers.
Kevin Payne shares his favorite Super Bowl prop bets. Will Travis Kelce score? Will Brock Purdy catch a pass?
The RotoWire crew is not unanimous, but the majority likes the Chiefs in this year's Super Bowl.
Puka Nacua was the leader of a 2023 rookie class that outperformed expectations, setting the table for a 2024 class that comes with far more hype thanks to mega prospects Marvin Harrison and Malik Nabers.
Kevin Payne presents the NFL Picks and Best Player Props for Super Bowl LVIII.
WR Deebo Samuel had no issues with his injured shoulder and helped push the 49ers into the Super Bowl.
Juan Carlos Blanco breaks down what is a compact injury report ahead of Sunday's AFC and NFC Championship Games.
Everyone agrees that Lamar Jackson needs to be blitzed, but just how much pressure should the Chiefs bring this Sunday?
Lamar Jackson is staring down a matchup with the Chiefs.
Odell Beckham didn't play much in the divisional round, with Baltimore instead leaning on Rashod Bateman and Nelson Agholor alongside No. 1 receiver Zay Flowers.
Erik Siegrist previews the divisional-round games as Brock Purdy and the 49ers look to get past the upstart Packers.
The Chiefs' passing game has mostly been disappointing this year, but Rashee Rice and Travis Kelce both played well last week and now face a banged-up Buffalo secondary in the divisional round.