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Fantasy Football Projections for the Championship Round are available. We'll continue to rank and project through the entirety of the NFL Playoffs.

Looking for a little guidance to help set your DFS fantasy football lineups for the Championship Round slate? We’re here to help with some value players. We cross reference our projections with DFS salaries to find value plays that can ...

The Buccaneers have been at their best when they run the ball effectively…the fact that they were able to run the ball for 135 yards against a stout Saints run defense, on the road, is incredibly impressive…

Cleveland will keep this game close. The lines makers don't think so, but we all know that the Browns are running well right now, in particular with their terrific rushing game. It's what will help to keep the score a bit closer..

Michael Thomas continues to be an extreme value here at $7200—don’t overthink it…

Adams will be moved around so while Ramsey will cover him the majority of the time, there will be plays where the Packers put him in the slot in an attempt to avoid that shadow. Ramsey covered the slot just 10% of the time this season.

In recent years, the Wild Card Round of the NFL playoffs has become known for upsets and unexpected endings and the first round of the 2020 playoffs didn’t disappoint in that regard. There were some games that followed the script—the ...

Will Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs light up the Browns defense or will the Browns shock the world and keep rolling? Can the Ravens slow down Josh Allen and the Bills passing attack? Will the Rams slow down Aaron Rodgers and ...

This should be an easy New Orleans win but did you know that the hardest thing to do is beat the same NFL team a 3rd time in a season. When all things are equal, you take the team that was 0-2 in the regular season.