Devin Singletary may be in a crowded situation, but he’s flashing the talent to separate quickly, both in camp and in games.
Chris Carson was already the most undervalued RB in fantasy. But with an increased receiving load added to his massive rushing totals, he could explode.
Tony Pollard is emerging as the Cowboys next workhorse if Ezekiel Elliott sits. Behind this line… Pollard could truly explode.
After two touchdowns with the Patriots “starters,” Jakobi Meyers looks like the real deal.
With the Melvin Gordon holdout getting more real by the day, the Chargers backfield is now owned by Austin Ekeler and Justin Jackson. Here’s how work was distributed in their first showing.
From blistered feet, to helmet styles, to not reporting to the Raiders; Antonio Brown has been a disaster in Oakland.
Jerick McKinnon’s injury opens the door for Tevin Coleman and Matt Breida to firmly establish their roles within the always-valuable “Shanahan Zone Blocking Scheme.”
In his first NFL Action, David Montgomery showed why we think he’s going to be the NFL’s next great three-down workhorse.
Damien Williams has lost his previously strong grip on the Chiefs featured back role, and his fantasy value becomes much shakier.
The reports are glowing out of Rams camp that Todd Gurley is back to his old-self again.
