Get ready for Michigan's J.J. McCarthy to crash the top three picks of the 2024 NFL Draft.
Juan Carlos Blanco guides you through a critical Week 15 injury report with the lowdown on the latest health outlook for key fantasy assets heading into Sunday morning.
Jim Coventry says the Jets’ rushing attack is unlikely to have much success on the road against Khalil Mack and the rest of an outstanding Chicago front-seven.
A full slate of games and a host of key injury-related question marks make Week 13 particularly intriguing. Juan Carlos Blanco guides you through the potential landmines as you set your lineups Sunday morning.
An eventful week in the NFL has the injury report brimming with notable names. Juan Carlos Blanco breaks down who looks set to take the field and who might sit out heading into Week 9.
Alshon Jeffery is one of the many difficult calls at wide receiver this week -- how serious is that calf injury? Jeff Erickson ranks players for Week 1.
With two great wide receivers at his disposal, how much success can Jameis Winston find in his rookie campaign?
Jeremy Hill burst onto the scene as a rookie in 2014 and vaulted himself into the conversation as a top-10 running back. His development in year two will go along way to providing a stable running game behind signal caller Andy Dalton.
Free agency and a number of trades have drastically rearranged the draft needs of many teams, but Tevin Coleman should still be in demand in the second round.
RotoWire's Jerry Donabedian offers up his top Week 3 DraftKings value plays at each position.
Starting ILB Zach Brown (pectoral) is out for the year, leaving second-year player Zaviar Gooden with a big opportunity.
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Boom and Bust
Jesse Siegel returns with a new first round projection, with post-free agency adjustments made.
Ben Tate will see plenty of work in Cleveland if he can stay healthy.
This three-round projection includes several fresh suggestions, including the possibility of Auburn RB Tre Mason landing in the first round.
The Bengals aren't in the market for a top-tier quarterback, but with Andy Dalton coming off another disappointing postseason showing, Cincinnati might target a mid-round developmental prospect such as Georgia's Aaron Murray.