The Jets went from relying on Matt Forte early in 2016 to leaning on Bilal Powell down the stretch. Scott Barrett looks at the likely split in 2017.

The Cowboys got a pair of monster rookie seasons in 2016 out of Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott. Can those two and the team at large be as productive in 2017?

The Jets are a franchise in flux, as a big chunk of the team's veterans moved on this offseason, leaving question marks all over the team's fantasy prospects.

There is buzz around Carolina rookie Christian McCaffrey, but what should fantasy owners expect? Jeff Ratcliffe on that and the rest of the fantasy news of the day.

George Kritikos offers thoughts on the biggest position battles to watch in training camp and the early-season across the running back position.

Fresh off a Super Bowl championship, you could argue the Patriots offense might be even better for fantasy owners than it was a year ago.

Coming off a season with double-digit wins, the Dolphins have a host of fantasy-relevant names on the roster. Jeff Ratcliffe breaks down the roster.

Despite missing a full season, Nelson has the third-most touchdown receptions in the past three years. And that's just one of the ways he excels as a receiver.

Tyler Loechner's countdown of the top teams for fantasy contributions has reached the top tier, with four of the top offenses around the league.

Dan Schneier's look at the key players in training camp has reached the NFC South, where the conversation centers on two young tight ends, a rookie RB, and a post-hype sleeper WR.

This is the time of year for deciding on which keepers to rely on. Jeff Ratcliffe offers a better system for selecting keepers than what most people have used.

The Ravens will be without Kenneth Dixon in 2017. Jeff Ratcliffe examines what that means and hits on the other big fantasy news of the day.

Tyler Loechner's countdown of the NFL team's likely fantasy production in 2017 has reached some of the elite teams, with big names up and down the rosters.

Pass-catchers are the big players in question as Pat Thorman visits the NFC South, with tight ends in Carolina, Atlanta, and New Orleans going under the microscope.

The Bills enter the 2017 season with largely the same stars on offense for fantasy purposes, but new second-stringers and a new coach are in play.

Green Bay's quarterback hasn't been great because he beats the tough opponents. As Scott Barrett notes, he's been great because he just looks somewhere else.

Rookies, plus a veteran Houston running back, highlight Dan Schneier's list of the top AFC South players to keep an eye on in training camp.