The 2016 wideout class hasn't received a great deal of praise, but our first mock projects five in the first round, including Notre Dame's Will Fuller.
Erik Siegrist breaks down the Monday night game as the Drew Brees and the Saints look to fend off the visiting Lions.
Jason Pierre-Paul has a long way to go toward reestablishing himself as a legitimate defensive end, but his steady workload in his first game back is encouraging.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night matchup between the Bears and Chargers as Philip Rivers looks to keep a prolific passing game rolling.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night matchup as the Cardinals and Carson Palmer welcome to the Ravens to the desert.
Although he headed into this year as one of the most reliable LB IDPs of the past decade, Curtis Lofton is losing snaps in Oakland.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night matchup between the Steelers and Chargers as Le'Veon Bell seeks to carry Pittsburgh to victory. Will he do it?
It's not easy being Green this week. A.J. Green and Andy Dalton drop in the rankings due to the matchup with Seattle. See all of Jeff Erickson's Week 5 rankings.
Tom Brady and the Patriots get the Divisional Round started on Saturday. Where does he rank this week?
To say Chris Borland has been spectacular is somehow an understatement, as the rookie continues to pile up stats.
Bobby Wagner is set to return from his severe toe injury when the Seahawks take on Arizona on Sunday, immediately putting him back in the top-three conversation at LB.
Four rookie linebackers land on the 'riser' list this week, with all of Chris Borland, Kyle Van Noy, Anthony Hitchens and Telvin Smith emerging as IDP options.
With six sacks in his last four games, Everson Griffen is one of the top IDP linemen going forward.
After an ankle injury wrecked his 2013 season, Tyvon Branch is back into his pre-injury form for Oakland.
James Harrison has turned back the clock for IDP owners.
Arizona linebacker Daryl Washington is having an historic IDP season.
Terrell Suggs is back - and back in a big way.