As we get down to the wire, Jeff Stotts runs through the week’s noteworthy injuries, including running back Melvin Gordon, who may be a gametime decision with an ankle injury.
Jeff Zimmerman continues his quest for a better projections system with quarterback projections for Week 3.
Erik Siegrist previews Monday Night Football as Matthew Stafford leads the Lions into New York to face the Giants. Who has the edge?
Luke Hoover analyzes the Week 1 matchups and is not confident Le'Veon Bell will return his usual rewards in the season opener against the Browns.
Davis Mattek looks at the receiving situations that most intrigue him heading into the 2017 season, including a Chiefs depth chart topped by Tyreek Hill.
Without Andrew Luck against the Rams, T.Y. Hilton's weekly ranking takes a pretty big hit in Week 1.
Jeff Zimmerman moves to wide receivers with his unique projection model. If targets are evenly distributed, which receivers would move to the top?
David Johnson is the overwhelming favorite to be the top flex player this week against San Francisco.
The ugliest bye week of the season yet is upon us, leading to some tough lineup choices. You might have to play good players in bad matchups out of necessity, such as Alshon Jeffery against the Vikings.
Luke Hoover explores which players face favorable matchups in Week 7, and those you may want to find an alternative for.
Andrew Fiorentino reviews a hectic week of injuries, trades and surprising resurgences, but even with Arian Foster healthy he doesn't expect Jay Ajayi to relinquish the starting RB spot in Miami any time soon.
Chaos reigns supreme in Pittsburgh with Ben Roethlisberger out. Check out all of Jeff Erickson's rankings for Week 7.
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.
Mike Evans ran into the Broncos buzzsaw last week, but he should rebound nicely against Carolina in Week 5.
Bye weeks start, and so do the London games. Meanwhile, Le'Veon Bell is back from his suspension on Sunday night against the Chiefs.
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.
The Giants and Saints rightfully will get a lot of attention this week for their shootout potential, but Amari Cooper and the Raiders should have a good offensive matchup as well for the second week in a row.