Projections

Our Fantasy Football Rankings and Projections are available for the Super Bowl. Our Fantasy Player Projections are updated continuously as practice reports are received and game-time decisions are made. We update our fantasy projections right up until kickoff every week. Check back often.

These rankings are strictly performance based, so players who have not played in at least one game (and produced stats) are not listed here.

Howard has been a bust this season as he was last season, but with Mike Evans and Chris Godwin both out the last few weeks with injuries, Howard has been serviceable. He’s seen seven targets in each of the last two games and has made some tough catches.

What better team to go against hoping for a bounce back than the Panthers. They’ve allowed the most fantasy points on the season to opposing running backs so look for the run-heavy Colts offense to lean on Marlon Mack early and often.

Our Fantasy Football Projections are available for Week 16. Projections will be updated continuously as practice reports are received and game-time decisions are made. We update our projections right up until kickoff every week. Check back often.

These rankings are strictly performance based, so players who have not played in at least one game (and produced stats) are not listed here.

Mostert isn’t the starter, but he’s surely the back to own right now in San Francisco. He’s had two huge games in-a-row on the road against the Ravens and Saints. Against the Ravens he ran for 146 yards and a score. Then last week at New Orleans, Mostert had a rushing and a receiving touchdown.

I know everyone is aware of this, but I think it's amazing how much Kirk Cousins turned his season around since being called out by WR Adam Thielen in Week 4. Since being run down by his wideout, Cousins has tossed 20 TDs to just two interceptions. That's amazing...

These rankings are strictly performance based, so players who have not played in at least one game (and produced stats) are not listed here.

Ekeler has been as consistent a fantasy player as you’ll find this season. He’s a good bet for 10-15 points week in and week out, which is impressive considering he’s the backup to Melvin Gordon. Ekeler does most of his damage in the passing game and has caught a touchdown pass in four of the last six games.

I have seen the future of professional football, and it’s Lamar Jackson. Is this really all that of an outrageous statement? After watching Jackson over the past few weeks, it’s obvious that he’ll be the model quarterback for future generations.

Parker has quietly had a very nice season for the Dolphins. In PPR leagues, he’s scored double-digit fantasy points in all but two games. He only has four touchdowns at this point, but he’s the clear number one option for Ryan Fitzpatrick and has seen a whopping 31 targets over the last three weeks.

These rankings are strictly performance based, so players who have not played in at least one game (and produced stats) are not listed here.

The mismatch this day will be when Denver runs the ball as Phillip Lindsay carves through Buffalo with his elusiveness. Be leery of the rest in fantasy as they'll all chip in to some degree but won't stand out this week.

D.J. Moore has been a model of consistency this season and is clearly the top wide receiver for the Panthers. If he didn’t have to contend with Christian McCaffrey getting so many targets out of the backfield then he’d probably be a Pro Bowler.

Let's not pretend like there's anything else to talk about today other than the game-ending fracas between the Steelers and Browns on Thursday Night Football. Here's my summary: Myles Garrett is an animal, Mason Rudolph and Larry Ogunjobi are punks, Mike Tomlin is an idiot, and Maurice Pouncey is a hero.

These rankings are strictly performance based, so players who have not played in at least one game (and produced stats) are not listed here.

Williams is now back to being fully entrenched as the Chiefs’ starting running back. He has a great matchup looming in Week 11 on the road against the Chargers on Monday night and should easily see his 20 touches and be a big part of the offense.

If not for his injury designation (as of Saturday afternoon), Lamar Jackson would be the top QB play for the week; but it's a testament to him that even with his score being dinged due to his "questionable" designation that he's in the Top 10.

These rankings are strictly performance based, so players who have not played in at least one game (and produced stats) are not listed here.

Adam Thielen re-injured his hamstring and is likely out this week so Diggs will see a ton of targets. At Dallas isn’t the best of matchups, but we all saw what Diggs was doing the last few weeks without Thielen so expect similar production.

I don't know about you, but it seems to me that people are not giving rookie Josh Jacobs the credit he deserves. Fantasy owners probably tend to overlook Jacobs because he's not much of a receiving threat out of the backfield, but he's a good-looking runner.

These rankings are strictly performance based, so players who have not played in at least one game (and produced stats) are not listed here.

Moore has been a good bet for 10-12 fantasy points a week, but is lacking those explosive games that he’s capable of having from time to time. It’s tough when you have to share touches with Christian McCaffrey, but Moore is due for a blow-up game and it comes in Week 9.

There are only two receivers averaging over 100 yards per game this season, and they're both sitting atop this week's rankings: Chris Godwin and Michael Thomas.

A new type of ranking system for a new breed of fantasy football players … the New Age Rankings. These rankings are strictly performance based, so players who have not played in at least one game (and produced stats) are not listed here.

Josh Jacobs is a little banged up with a shoulder injury, but there is no reason to think that he will miss Week 8. He has a decent matchup against the Texans and should easily see no less than 20 touches for the third straight week.

In case it hasn't been painfully obvious, the Rams' offense isn't what it used to be; but the lone bright spot has been WR Cooper Kupp. Kupp has been outstanding, and going up against the third-worst defense against opposing WRs is a recipe for success... Don't let the Ravens historic defensive reputation throw you off, they've been shaky against the pass this year.

These rankings are strictly performance based, so players who have not played in at least one game (and produced stats) are not listed here.

Coming off the bye week, John Brown has a dream matchup against the lowly Dolphins and should be started everywhere. Brown has a high ceiling where he could eclipse 150 receiving yards and find pay-dirt at least once.

These rankings are strictly performance based, so players who have not played in at least one game (and produced stats) are not listed here.

After starting the year with a touchdown in each of the first three games, "Scary Terry" has had a tough two game stretch. McLaurin has a dream matchup against the Dolphins on Sunday and should get back on track. He’s a must start and should find his way into the scoring column once again. Get him in your lineup.

Lamar Jackson leads the way in the New Age Rankings list at the quarterback position.

Ever since Daniel Jones has taken over as the starting quarterback for the Giants, Shepard has been feasting. He’s the clear no. 1 wideout for New York and as long as he continues to see around 10 targets a game, Shepard will be a solid WR2 moving forward.

John Georgopoulos gives us his new type of ranking system for a new breed of fantasy football players … the New Age Rankings.

Even though Tyler Boyd hasn’t found pay-dirt yet, he’s still enjoying a great start to his season. Through three games, Boyd has seen an absurd 32 targets and has caught 24 balls for 250 yards.

Our own John Georgopoulos is back. A new type of ranking system for a new breed of fantasy football players … the New Age Rankings.

Carolina is already in desperation mode for a win and if by some miracle Kyle Allen rallies his team for a win, he may never look back. It was Kyle Allen that beat out Kyler Murray at Texas A&M for the quarterback job before Murray transferred to Oklahoma.

David Montgomery hasn’t seen many targets in the passing game, but as long as he’s getting the majority of the carries and goal line work, then he’s going to be very solid for fantasy purposes moving forward.

Sony Michel gets the Dolphins this week and unlike Antonio Brown and the receiving core, Michel should get consistent work out of the backfield. He bounces back in a big way in Week 2.