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Jauan Jennings went nuclear in Week 3 with a stat line of 11/175/3. Can he secure a bigger workload moving forward, or was his performance fluky based on injuries to Deebo Samuel and George Kittle? John Daigle looks closely at the Week 4 waiver wire landscape.
J.K. Dobbins has reminded everyone of his pre-injury potential, leading the NFL in rushing after two weeks. Is it time to sell the 25-year-old in season-long leagues? John Daigle recommends 10 moves to make ahead of Week 3.
Rashid Shaheed has been regarded as a speedster gadget receiver for the early part of his career. Based on two 2024 outings, Sam Sherman believes we should put that narrative to rest. He breaks down the film on Shaheed and others from Week 2.
Which players would be thrust into prominent fantasy roles as the result of an injury ahead of them? Dolphins rookie RB Jaylen Wright could stand to benefit from injuries to Raheem Mostert or De’Von Achane. John Daigle delivers a strong list of candidates here.
Quentin Johnston has drawn 11 targets and matched his touchdown total from last season (2) in just two games this year. He’s a top WR add on the waiver wire ahead of Week 3. John Daigle shares his insight after an interesting Week 2.
Trading is a critical component of optimizing your fantasy football team. Today, we’ll walk through 10 players we are either buying or selling in our fantasy leagues with suggestions from the ETR Trade Calculator.
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.
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.
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