With seven weeks of the season in the books, Yardbarker NFL writers graded every NFL team’s rookie class based on production, efficiency and long-term promise.
They say age is just a number and this week, three of the NFL’s oldest players look ready to put plenty on the scoreboard.
With two of the NFL’s top quarterbacks in Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson on a bye and even more quarterbacks struggling to stay healthy in Week 7, these forgotten passers could hold the key to fantasy success.
With a little more than half the season left, Yardbarker NFL writers pitch a trade each team should make before the deadline.
The Cleveland Browns, losers of three straight games, are expected to defeat the Miami Dolphins this week, while the Philadelphia Eagles, losers of two straight games, are favored over the Minnesota Vikings.
Running back Rico Dowdle led the NFL with 239 total yards for the Carolina Panthers on Sunday, but was available in 42 percent of leagues the week before. Don’t make the same mistake in Week 6.
A good fantasy team can never have enough pass-catchers. These three all had career games in Week 5 but remain widely available in most leagues.
Week 5 was for the underdogs, with nine NFL teams overcoming favored opponents. Two of those teams have a great chance to pull another upset in Week 6.
Opportunity is everything when it comes to fantasy football. These players made the most of theirs in Week 5 and could cash in again in Week 6.
October is National Positive Attitude Month, so this week, Yardbarker's NFL writers assembled to identify one positive development each NFL team has seen so far this season.
Bye weeks can be tough for even the best fantasy managers. With four teams on the shelf, these relatively unknown players could play prominent roles in upcoming games.
The New York Giants upset the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 4. The Washington Commanders hope to do the same in Week 5, while the underdog New Orleans Saints look for their first win.
This week’s waiver wire should be busier than ever with five NFL teams getting the week off.
Looking for a dual-threat quarterback to fill out your fantasy roster? A speedy wide receiver? We’ve got you covered.
Through three weeks of the NFL season, a clear theme has emerged: Some of the league’s biggest names are delivering as expected, but plenty of surprises are shaping the early storylines.
Of the NFL’s six undefeated teams, only four are favored to win their next game.
Some of these players have been in the NFL for years, others are just scratching the surface of their fantasy potential.
Two weeks into the 2025 NFL season, the takes are getting hotter than a mid-September turf field. Across the league, early results are fueling bold declarations from Yardbarker NFL writers, which are presented to you here.
After just two weeks of football, many fantasy managers find themselves scrambling to replace injured players. Here’s three options with a defense to boot.
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.