The Eagles are coming off a big win against the Kansas City Chiefs, while the Vikings lost to the Atlanta Falcons in Week 2. Both are favored in Week 3, but upsets could be in store.
These rookie running backs took a loss in Week 2, but played well enough to earn a waiver claim and a spot on most fantasy rosters.
A QB's performance on any given week can shape a franchise’s future and determine the fate of his teammates.
Eager managers should find some "wiggle room" for these NFL passers who are still buried on the waiver wire after one week of play.
Neither of these teams is favored in Week 2, but both appear poised for an upset victory.
Undrafted in most fantasy leagues, these NFL wide receivers are suddenly relevant after strong Week 1 performances and should be among the first pass-catchers taken off the Week 2 waiver wire.
NFL players are continually required to prove themselves, but here we look at one player from each team that will be especially under the microscope in 2025.
While they may not light up the Week 1 scoreboard, these players could pay dividends down the road. It’s all about timing, and right now, these free-agent options are available in most fantasy leagues.
Who would have imagined that Pro Bowl linebacker Micah Parsons would start Week 1 of the 2025 season with the Green Bay Packers and not the Dallas Cowboys? We think the move could change the fortunes of two underdog teams.
With the NFL season about to kick off, there's no better time to look ahead and predict how the division standings will shake out by season's end.
The NFL season will officially kick off before long. This week, Yardbarker's NFL writers got together to uncover the "hidden flaw" each team is still looking to address before Week 1.
Three players who are more or less off the fantasy radar who could end up being impactful this season.
The NFL’s upcoming regular season will bring plenty of changes, both on and off the field. While some will be obvious, others may be overlooked by casual fans. Here’s what to watch for in 2025.
These players haven't retired, but they have yet to sign with an NFL team. We’d love to see them back, but there’s a good chance they won't return in 2025.
A major injury suffered by a starting quarterback can ruin a season if an NFL team doesn't have a solid backup plan.
Running backs are always popular in fantasy drafts but the wrong one can ruin your fantasy season. Think twice before adding any of these three ball-carriers to your roster.
Fantasy football is all about drafting players who perform above expectations, especially in later rounds. Don’t let these wide receivers pass you by in your next fantasy draft.
The wide receiver position has never been more important, with a total of 17,811 passes thrown last season, per Pro Football Reference. Some teams get it. Some teams don’t. Here are five that could use some help.
While teams continue to shape rosters, Yardbarker NFL writers identify the major surprises — good or bad — for each team during training camp.
NFL preseason games aren’t very good. The scores don’t count, the best players sit out and the football is usually sloppy. We think they can do better.
Here are four teams that make the most sense for McLaurin if he and the Commanders can't resolve their ongoing contract dispute.
With the Detroit Lions-Los Angeles Chargers Hall of Fame Game kicking off preseason action, Yardbarker NFL writers mulled a player — past or present — on each AFC team who merits enshrinement in Canton.
Prior to last season, ESPN’s Aaron Schatz ranked the Philadelphia Eagles 29th in terms of quality players under the age of 25. This year, the Eagles did much better, thanks to increased opportunities for their young defenders.
Several NFL players signed lucrative contract extensions in the offseason, but not all of them will carry their good fortune to fantasy football. Here are five who will.
Fantasy football is not for the weak. It takes guts to draft an unproven running back or injured wide receiver. Here are five players that could make or break your roster in 2025.