Sam LaPorta rewrote the script for rookie tight ends, paving the way for Georgia's Brock Bowers to generate a ton of fantasy hype heading into 2024.
Incentives and milestones had a big impact on Week 18 fantasy scoring and helped drive a throwback week for some of the league's older running backs.
Erik Siegrist previews the Sunday games in Week 18 as Tua Tagovailoa and the Dolphins host the Bills with the AFC East title on the line.
Lions WR Jameson Williams handled a near-every-down role (and made a 63-yard reception) before an ankle injury removed him from Saturday's loss to the Cowboys.
Jerry Donabedian breaks down all the action for Week 17 and looks at each team's playoff scenarios for Week 18.
K.J. Osborn is set up for a return to fantasy relevance after teammates T.J. Hockenson and Jordan Addison suffered injuries Week 16.
James Cook struggled against the Chargers on Saturday, but he dominated Buffalo's backfield snaps and touches to an extent previously unseen this season.
Ezekiel Elliott might be a heavy road underdog, but he should still see plenty of work against Denver.
Noah Brown rebounded from consecutive goose eggs with his third huge fantasy game of the season, but his value for Weeks 16-17 partially depends on Nico Collins' health.
Isaiah Likely did his best Mark Andrews impression Sunday night, but the Baltimore offense took another hit with RB Keaton Mitchell suffering an ACL tear.
Odell Beckham still only plays about half of Baltimore's snaps, but that hasn't stopped him from piling up targets and yards the past month.
Rashee Rice can be locked in as an every-week fantasy starter after topping 80% snap share for the first time in his young career.
Jerry Donabedian looks at the major developments from Week 13, including Chuba Hubbard and Jonathan Mingo shining in the Panthers' first game since Frank Reich was fired.
Zay Flowers didn't have a big stat line Week 11 but figures to see a ton of targets over the final month and a half of the season.
Demario Douglas has been one of the few bright spots for a miserable Patriots offense, emerging as the team's clear No. 1 receiver midway through his rookie year.
Ryan Pohle breaks down the final preseason contest of the summer, and he sets his eyes on Jameis Winston with Derek Carr resting for the finale.