Aaron Rodgers' reputation is on the line now that he no longer has Mike McCarthy to blame. But is Matt LaFleur the answer?
Erik Siegirst previews Week 17 in the NFL as the Andrew Luck and the Colts travel to Tennessee to battle the Titans for the final AFC playoff spot.
Erik Siegrist analyzes the trade deadline deals to see where fantasy owners can profit and which players might benefit most.
Jim Coventry looks at intriguing IDP matchups for Week 2 as T.J. Watt should continue to make a name for himself against the Vikings.
Brandin Cooks moves from one future Hall of Fame quarterback to another, and RotoWire's Jim Coventry thinks the speedy wideout could improve significantly now that he'll be catching passes from Tom Brady.
Rookie fourth-round pick Kwon Alexander posted 11 tackles, one sack, and one interception last week.
With Kam Chancellor continuing to hold out, Dion Bailey may start at safety for Seattle.
Mario Puig checks in with the latest happenings in the IDP world where Pittsburgh's Ryan Shazier only needs a little injury luck to approach elite tackle production.
With two great wide receivers at his disposal, how much success can Jameis Winston find in his rookie campaign?
DeAndre Hopkins is in place to put up big numbers as the Texans top option in the passing game, but the question remains: Who is going to throw to him?
Todd Gurley is recovering from a November ACL tear, but he still belongs in the first round.
Starting ILB Zach Brown (pectoral) is out for the year, leaving second-year player Zaviar Gooden with a big opportunity.
Four rookies land on the Rising list this week, and there's big news in the form of Lance Briggs' expected return.
Green Bay linebacker Clay Matthews has only been spotted in commercials over the last few weeks, but there is a good chance fantasy owners will see him back on the field in Week 10.
Although he might not be the biggest name heading into the draft, TE Tyler Eifert is among the draft's elite prospects, and he should make his way into the top 20.
The NFL Combine and free agency shook things up a bit, and this latest mock accounts for those developments. This mock contains five trades, with four in the first round.
Each pick in the first two rounds has an analysis writeup, as do the QB/RB/WR/TE picks in the third and fourth rounds.
Strong wideout prospects like Quinton Patton will fall out of the first.