Should fantasy managers rostering Cardinals players hope that Jacoby Brissett keeps starting instead of Kyler Murray?

When you draft a running back, always overreach for his handcuff. If an opponent poaches him, then always be prepared to give up more than what he’s worth in a trade.

Designed for today's 1pm Eastern games, this DFS lineup includes two relatively affordable starting RBs, two dominant high-priced WRs, and a bizarrely underperforming TE with (quite possibly) the cheapest DFS price tag of his career.

The fantasy implications of Travis Hunter‘s injury in light of the Jaguars’ sputtering offense.

Statistically, Lamar Jackson is on one of the greatest — if not the greatest — QB runs in NFL history. And this year he’s doing it almost entirely through the air.

A few days ago, the 1-6 Dolphins looked like they’d be sellers before next week’s trade deadline. Now they’re 2-6, and tonight is the first of four straight home games. A win might keep De’Von Achane and Jaylen Waddle in Miami. A loss could prompt an immediate fantasy shakeup.

Among the 10 most-added fantasy players this week, eight were rostered in (on average) less than 2% of leagues at the beginning of last month. How do managers stay ahead of the curve, anticipating player trends before they begin?

There are pros and cons to stashing "too many" players at one position. And there might be more cons than pros to trading the overall QB1 for a QB streamer and a vastly underperforming WR. Here's why I took the leap and parted ways with Patrick Mahomes.