The Titans may seem to have Lamar Jackson's number, but their recent performance on defense suggests the young QB will have the upper hand this time around.
After functioning mostly as an run-anchor defender in his first six NFL seasons, Stephon Tuitt has broken out to make a pass-rushing impact more like standout teammate Cameron Heyward in 2020.
The injury to Benardrick McKinney was a big loss for the Houston defense, but Tyrell Adams appears to have emerged as a standout IDP in his absence.
Jim Coventry notes the Ravens are unlikely to put Lamar Jackson in a position to take unnecessary hits Sunday, which means running the ball and a busy day for T.J. Watt and Pittsburgh other LBs.
With another host of big names sporting injuries heading into Week 5, Juan Carlos Blanco guides you through the latest news for your Sunday morning lineup decisions.
Juan Carlos Blanco guides you through a Week 4 injury report that features more prominent names facing potential absences and also includes the expected 2019 debut of an elite running back.
With key injuries already littering the fantasy landscape in Week 3, Juan Carlos Blanco guides you through the latest health-related updates for your lineups as of early Sunday morning.
Juan Carlos Blanco guides you through a typically chaotic Week 17 injury report and reports the latest on who's a potential go for the regular-season finales around the league.
Jim Coventry likes Deone Bucannon and the rest of the Cardinals Linebackers against the Seahawks, who no doubt will be committed to running the football in the last game of the regular season.
No team has changed less in recent decades than the Pittsburgh Steelers, whose scheme has fared remarkably poorly against Tom Brady.
As the injuries pile up in the NFL, Juan Carlos Blanco guides you through the Week 5 medical report and breaks down who's trending towards starting or sitting as of Sunday morning.
After conquering the West Coast in his 2018 debut, Patrick Mahomes takes the Chiefs to a more hostile Pittsburgh venue in Week 2.
Luke Hoover acknowledges that Week 1 can be wildly hit-or-miss for fantasy lineups, but he still sees obvious upgrades -- including Philip Rivers -- and downgrades.
Rick Kinigson wonders whether the Steelers' trio of Ben Roethlisberger, Antonio Brown and Le'Veon Bell can finally put it all together.