Owners needing a Week 17 tight end should fight the temptation to add Lance Kendricks.
Colts rookie receiver T.Y. Hilton is in a great position to make a fantasy impact in the coming years.
Owners shouldn't give up on Bryce Brown despite his disastrous game against the Bucs.
DeAngelo Williams offers a good buy-low opportunity in keeper leagues.
Mohamed Sanu is to A.J. Green what T.J. Houshmandzadeh was to Chad Johnson for the Bengals.
Colin Kaepernick might have more upside than Alex Smith as a passer.
Riley Cooper might get his opportunity this week and could become a serviceable fantasy WR.
Hakeem Nicks might be the best buy-low target in fantasy cirlces these days.
Will Scott Chandler's scoring slump end this week?
The Cowboys have talented players, but a mix of problems will keep them from dominating offensively.
Felix Jones gets a short-term boost with DeMarco Murray's injury, but third-stringer Lance Dunbar might be the ultimate winner.
Doug Martin has disappointed thus far, but he has a could good matchups upcoming.
Andy Dalton is proving to be a quality weekly fantasy starter.
As long as he stays healthy, Mikel Leshoure looks poised for a strong fantasy season as Detroit's top running back.
If Brandon Lloyd or Wes Welker owners in your league are getting antsy, now is a good time to swoop in for a steal.
It's only one game, but Joe Flacco looks to have turned a corner and become a reliable weekly fantasy starter.
Jacquizz Rodgers is getting a lot of hype, but don't expect him to be the ATL veriosn of Darren Sproles.
The hype is building for Matt Ryan, but didn't the same thing happen last season at this time?
Matt Ryan has friendly matchups the next two weeks, just in time for the fantasy playoffs.
Kevin Kolb is dragging down Larry Fitzgerald in Arizona.
Andre Johnson's fortunes look bleak with Houston's deteriorating quarterback situation.
Don't expect Andre Johnson's numbers to fall flat now that Matt Leinart is his quarterback.
Don't expect DeMarco Murray to slow down much even with the expected return this week of Felix Jones to the Dallas backfield.
Roy Helu represents Washington's best backfield option and should remain a viable fantasy starter.
Hines Ward's expected return threatens Antonio Brown's production, but don't dismiss Brown just yet.
Shonn Greene looks poised for a strong second half and likely can be had at a reasonable price.
Carson Palmer will exchange his Bengals jersey for a Raiders jersey after being traded. But what should fantasy owners expect?