Luke Hoover details which players receive favorable matchups in Week 15, including the Cardinals' No. 1 wideout, Larry Fitzgerald.
Both Jones and Andre Johnson, arguably two of the top-10 receivers of all time, struggled to score TDs at a rate commensurate with the massive yardage they racked up. The common denominator: Kyle Shanahan.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night matchup as Carson Palmer and the Cardinals take on the visiting Jets as both teams desperately need a win.
Rise of the RBs - our Flex rankings have been topped primarily by WRs all season, but the RBs are making a comeback, especially this week.
With a struggling Baltimore offense headed to town, the New York Giants defense makes for an excellent Week 6 streamer.
The Vikings are 18-3 against the spread over their last 21 games, an almost unheard of record when the bar is supposed to get higher after each cover. Why has the market failed to adjust?
Andrew Fiorentino sees major changes coming to some NFL lineups, including the potential return of Colin Kaepernick to a starting role for the 1-4 49ers.
Michael Rathburn lays out a system for choosing a quarterback in large-field DFS tournaments.
Erik Siegrist previews an NFC South Monday night showdown as Drew Brees and the Saints face the Falcons in what could be a shootout.
DeMarco Murray quietly has been one of the few reliable running backs through the season's first two weeks, and he checks in at No. 4 in this week's rankings.
With a dearth of starting-caliber free agents on the market, Colin Kaepernick is suddenly an attractive commodity even as he recovers from a trio of surgeries.
Andrew Martinez looks at defenses available on your waiver wire, including how the Colts will fair against the Titans without Marcus Mariota
Kirk Cousins and the Redskins are the only playoff team that are guaranteed into a particular seeding and are the most likely to bench their starters this week.
With Fozzy Whittaker suffering a high ankle sprain, Jonathan Stewart's return would be great news for a Carolina team that still has something to play for.
Andrew Fiorentino takes one final look at some shifting situations heading into the postseason, and bids a fond farewell to the Matt Forte Era in Chicago
AJ McCarron wasn't asked to do much Sunday, but it was enough to give confidence as the Bengals' starter while Andy Dalton is out. Andrew Fiorentino has all the fallout from Week 15.
Lineup decisions are always difficult in the playoffs, but there are some that are particularly vexing. Calvin Johnson presents one of those problems because of his great matchup and his ankle injury.
Andrew Fiorentino runs down the latest casualty list, including Andy Dalton's ill-advised attempt at a tackle that might just ruin the Bengals' promising season.