What are the pressing fantasy questions that need answering heading into training camp? What situations are up for grabs or in flux? Pat Thorman addresses one per team.

Training camp and the preseason can shine a light on the fantasy stock of several key players in flux. Dan Schneier identifies some of the notable ones from the NFC East.

The Patriots are on their fourth No. 2 tight end in four years. Is there any pattern to how they seek out the guys they bring in for the job?

Double-dipping is a common strategy in DFS, but Scott Barrett shows why it's almost never worth the trouble, and shouldn't be the anchor of any DFS plan.

The star first-rounder has reportedly impressed his coaches as a receiver so far. Jeff Ratcliffe checks in on that and the other news of the day, including other big-name running backs.

It would be easy to say last year's TD leaders should repeat in 2017, but Brandon Marianne Lee identifies some other candidates for big scoring this year.

In the debut of his 32 Questions for 2017, Pat Thorman looks at some of the notable fantasy questions for the AFC East heading into training camp.

There are the big names who could finish atop their positions in fantasy scoring, but Dan Clasgens also identifies some surprising candidates to be No. 1.

Two receivers firmly within the elite tier at the position are the subject of this week's player showdown. Michael Moore dives in on the fantasy outlook for both guys.

Knowing which running backs stay on the field in all situations can help determine who to target on fantasy draft day. Scott Barrett looks at it.

George Kritikos continues his preview of the college football season through a fantasy lens by hitting on the fantasy and devy options in the Big 12.

The story goes that WRs pop in their third seasons, but many of those make big progress in their second years as well. Dan Clasgens looks at some second-year guys to watch.

Brandon Marianne Lee looks at the most intriguing options among teammates to find situations where fantasy players might want to consider getting a team's No. 2 (or 3).

Since joining New Orleans, Drew Brees has made successes out of almost every No. 2 pass-catcher he has. In 2017, that role should go to Willie Snead.

The new Patriots RB's ADP has risen steadily since he joined the team. Jeff Ratcliffe chimes in on that, plus a bulked-up Raiders receiver and some questions in New Orleans.

What fantasy options depended on their team's situation the most? And the least? Scott Barrett investigates the scripts.

The story goes that a quarterback who excels at running the ball makes it easier on his running back. Tyler Loechner investigates.

The Chargers overhauled their line this offseason. Will that be enough to push the team's big-name QB back up fantasy leaderboards?