Isaiah Likely broke out in a major way on a national stage in the season opener. Sam Sherman examines four of the most unexpected stat lines of the previous week to determine if we should be buying those performances.

The overlooked member of Miami's explosive offensive trio, Jaylen Waddle posted a quiet 5/109/0 receiving line in Week 1. Can he produce even better numbers on Thursday night and emerge as the optimal Showdown captain? Cody Main analyzes Bills-Dolphins.

Our Top 150 as if we were drafting today. These rankings are intended for best ball drafts and season-long trading.

The unlocking of Jameson Williams adds yet another layer to an explosive Detroit offense. Up next, they draw a home matchup with the Buccaneers -- a team stocked with capable playmakers. What other Week 2 contests could produce fantasy points galore? Pat Thorman examines.

Our Top 150 for 2-QB leagues as if we were drafting today. These rankings are intended for best ball drafts and season-long trading.

We finally have real usage data to analyze from Week 1. Jack Miller dug into the numbers to see which players are trending up and down, and who to hit the panic button on. Strength in Numbers is live.

Players like Jordan Mason and Isaiah Likely showed their worth in Week 1. Should you be running to the waiver wire to acquire them? John Daigle delivers his Waiver Wire Analysis column after an exciting opening week of football.

Evan Silva breaks down every angle of Thursday's AFC East battle featuring the Bills and Dolphins, and outlines why Josh Allen should continue to give Miami problems based on his track record against them.