Brandon Aiyuk's acceleration and ball-tracking skills could spell trouble for Kansas City's middling safeties, but first the Niners need to keep DL Chris Jones off of Brock Purdy.
Chris Liss correctly predicted Jonathan Taylor would finish top-three in yards from scrimmage. In fact, he didn't go far enough as Taylor is No. 1 by more than 250 yards.
Cooper Kupp at 1.1? Leonard Fournette in the fourth round? Cordarrelle Patterson in Round 8? Forget about the league prize, the sidebets could set you up for life.
There is so much parity in the NFL this year, Aaron Rodgers and the league-best 11-3 Packers have a point-differential of only plus-57.
Tom Brady is the frontrunner for MVP, but his 2021 stats are modest compared to MVP quarterbacks in recent seasons.
The MVP race is wide open this year, with Kyler Murray having a strong case despite missing three games.
We know the elite quarterbacks are easily the most valuable players on the field, but by what margin?
Jonathan Taylor became the sixth player since 1965 to rack up 200 yards from scrimmage and five touchdowns in a single game.
Chris Liss and Dalton Del Don sailed through Week 10 in their $6M survivor pool with Dak Prescott and the Cowboys.
The Dolphins not only won outright last week, but they also covered the spread. Don't tell Chris Liss the odds of keeping his streak alive, he doesn't want to know.
Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs are out of sync offensively as they haven't yet made the adjustment to how defenses are playing them.
Cooper Kupp is on pace for a 185-128-1,849-21 season. With Davante Adams on the Covid list, Kupp currently sits atop our receiver board.
Chris Liss faded Derrick Henry based on his heavy 2019-2020 workload, but now has him ranked as the No. 1 overall player.
After a senseless injury to Saquon Barkley and seemingly every other Giants skill player of note, Chris Liss contemplates an exit strategy.
After an abysmal three-week start, the rookie quarterbacks, including Trevor Lawrence (above), had the best performances of their careers.
As William Munny said to Little Bill Daggett: Deserve's got nothing to do with it.
Sometimes the obvious pick is also the correct one. Derrick Henry (above) shows no signs of slowing down despite 784 carries the past two seasons.
Chris Godwin's fumble near the end of Thursday night's game (which almost cost Chris Liss an expensive survivor pool entry) helped him see randomness and luck in larger context.
Chris Liss predicts either A.J. Brown or DK Metcalf will lead the NFL in receiving touchdowns this year.
Predicting Van would outscore Justin Jefferson didn't entirely pan out.
So what if I took a tight end at 1.1 and left you Christian McCaffrey at 1.2? Side bet, why absolutely. Name your price!
Do Ryan Tannehill and the Titans have a better shot for a deep postseason run than more conservative teams like the Colts and Steelers?
The best thing you can do if you made an error, like leaving Baker Mayfield on your bench this weekend, is to take the L and let it go.
Gigatron (DK Metcalf) had a huge game against the Eagles Monday night after being unfavorably compared to Calvin Johnson (Megatron) by former Lions head coach Jim Schwartz.
With so many unable to see family this Thanksgiving, it's important to go at least 2-1 against the spread. To that end, Chris Liss is leaning Steelers minus four.
Cam Newton and Patriots won an ugly slog against the heavily favored Ravens last week, avoiding mistakes and executing when it counted.
Sometimes the thing you should do generally (wait on quarterbacks) is not what you should do in a specific instance (draft Kyler Murray in the sixth round.)
Facing reality is an alternative to dwelling dejectedly on Jonathan Taylor's evaporating value.
Baker Mayfield looked like peak Drew Brees Sunday, but that's because he had all day to throw.
Sam Darnold and the Jets haven't been historically bad so far, but it's too late to turn the season around, so they might as well have fun with it.