Tennessee Titans QB Marcus Mariota is expected to play in Saturday's preseason game, a good sign as he returns from an injury suffered late in 2016.

Rookie second-rounder Dalvin Cook is in competition with Latavius Murray for the Vikings' starting RB job, but based on the depth chart, Cook is leading.

T Branden Albert announced his retirement recently, but reports indicate he's decided to come back to the Jaguars, who might not accept him back.

With DeShawn Shead injured, rookie CB Shaqill Griffin is expected to be a big part of the Seattle Seahawks defense early in the 2017 season.

The Rams drafted WR Cooper Kupp out of Eastern Washington this year, and he's expected to start alongside Robert Woods and Tavon Austin.

The Saints signed WR Ted Ginn away from the Panthers this offseason, and he's projected to start for the team, based on the first unofficial chart.

Injuries were a big issue for the Ravens in 2016, and so far in training camp, they're looking like an issue for 2017 as well. Jeff Ratcliffe previews the team for fantasy.

George Kritikos debuts his Exception Report, looking at outlier performances and what they mean for fantasy. He starts it off with Pittsburgh's Le'Veon Bell.

Dan Clasgens identifies the deep sleepers on each AFC roster, the players who are going essentially undrafted in fantasy but could put up surprise numbers.

After highlighting the most overvalued players around the fantasy draft world, Mike Castiglione returns to offer some ideas of bargains to target.

The most common receiver efficiency metrics we use these days don't really take into account opponent. Scott Barrett looks at how they'll change if we do.

Injuries have severely limited Spiller in recent in recent years, but there are reportedly encouraging signs out of Kansas City this offseason.

Alejandro Chavez highlights the key pieces of news from yesterday, including the retirement of the leader of run stops during the PFF era.

Jeff Ratcliffe gives you the low-down on Jay Cutler's signing in Miami, recaps his interview with Adam Schefter, and talks about some mistakes to avoid on draft day.

If Agholor gets more playing time in the slot, it could be at the expense of Jordan Matthews, one of the top slot targets in the NFL.

Enunwa was likely going to be the top receiving target for the Jets this year.

The run-stopping defensive lineman has called it a career. PFF looks back at his career production, which includes a long history of being one of the best players at defending the run.

Washington overhauled a big chunk of the team's receiving corps and drafted a big-name running back, but still has Kirk Cousins and Jordan Reed anchoring the offense.