Player props are one of the easiest transitions for fantasy enthusiasts to get involved in sports betting, and the Week 12 Monday Night Football clash between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Los Angeles Rams offers some enticing options.

Free-agent acquisition budget (FAAB) leagues level the playing field for nabbing fantasy free agents after each week of NFL action, and Cam Akers is a top priority after Week 12 of the 2020 NFL season.

Clark Lea put together a really nice gameplan against North Carolina in Week 13, and with Ian Book continuing to play like a real quarterback, Notre Dame is going to be tough for even Clemson to beat.

Fantasy football takeaways from the NFL's Week 12 Sunday slate, including three touchdowns each for Tyreek Hill and Derrick Henry and the return of a fantasy-friendly, bell-cow workload for Austin Ekeler.

With Week 12 nearly in the books, we are looking ahead to enticing betting options in Week 13 — one of which is the Buffalo Bills at the San Francisco 49ers.

A breakdown of every fantasy-relevant injury from the Week 12 Thursday and Sunday slates, including D.J. Moore, Josh Jacobs and Phillip Lindsay.

Breaking down the DFS strategies and approaches to playing the DraftKings Showdown slate for the Philadelphia Eagles-Seattle Seahawks Monday Night Football matchup.

Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers dominated the visiting Chicago Bears en route to a 41-25 win in Week 12.

With quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo and star tight end George Kittle out due to injuries, the San Francisco 49ers found a way to knock off the division-leading Los Angeles Rams for the second time this season, 23-20. 

Patrick Mahomes and Tyreek Hill got off to a burning-hot start that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers — despite a late-game surge — simply couldn’t overcome.

PFF's Nathan Jahnke breaks down Week 12 of the 2020 NFL season to determine how fantasy football's top skill players — and this week's waiver wire targets — might be used going forward.

In a game that arguably should have never been played Sunday, the New Orleans Saints steamrolled the undermanned Denver Broncos, 31-3.

The Minnesota Vikings tried their best to give the game away to the Carolina Panthers with back-to-back fumbles for scores and a muffed punt in the final minutes, but a Joey Slye 54-yard attempt slid wide left to keep their playoff hopes alive.

The New York Giants were able to squeeze out a 19-17 win against the Brandon Allen-led Cincinnati Bengals to move to 4-7 and into first place in the NFC East.

The Tennessee Titans got revenge on the Indianapolis Colts, took control of the AFC South, and rode King Henry all the way to a comfortable victory this week, eschewing the close battle most people predicted heading into the weekend.

The dynamic one-two punch of Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt carried the Cleveland Browns to a 27-25 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Despite losing the turnover battle, the Buffalo Bills remain atop the AFC East after a 27-17 win over the Los Angeles Chargers.

Derek Carr and the Las Vegas Raiders’ offense averaged just 4.2 yards per play and turned the ball over five times en route to a 43-6 blowout loss on the road against the now 3-7 Atlanta Falcons.