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.
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.
James Cook struggled against the Chargers on Saturday, but he dominated Buffalo's backfield snaps and touches to an extent previously unseen this season.
Kenneth Walker re-emerged Monday night against the Eagles and should have another strong game Week 16 at Tennessee.
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.
Juan Carlos Blanco has you covered on the latest Sunday morning Week 15 injury news as the fantasy playoffs kick off in many leagues.
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.
Already thin at wide receiver, the Saints can only hope Chris Olave gains clearance from an independent neurologist Friday night or Saturday.
Jonathan Taylor scored a pair of touchdowns, but Zack Moss got more work than in recent weeks and could limit JT's production moving forward.
Jameson Williams hadn't done much with increased playing time the past two weeks before catching a TD late in the fourth quarter against Chicago this past Sunday. Is there still hope?
Steelers RB Jaylen Warren had a season-high for carries for the second straight week and topped 50 percent snap share for the first time all season.
Aaron Jones finally got back to a high-usage role after nearly two months of being held back by a hamstring injury.
Chuba Hubbard dominated Carolina's backfield work even with Miles Sanders back in the lineup, and Denver's Javonte Williams returned to a workhorse role against the Chiefs.