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Looking for a little guidance to help set your daily fantasy slate (DFS) lineups this week? We’re here to help with some value players. We cross reference our projections with DFS salaries to find value plays who can make the ...

Courtland Sutton has emerged as the clear No. 1 wide receiver for Denver — he’s 18th in PPR points among wide receivers this season. The Chargers rank dead last in the AFC in pass defense this year.

While Derek Carr is questionable to suit up for the next game, he is someone who should be on your radar. Carr may not be the best quarterback in the league, but he sure does have a good fantasy playoff schedule coming up!

One of the ways to guarantee yourself some numbers from the running back position is to grab the backup to one or more of your starters. We are seeing more and more starting ball carriers going down in these last few weeks, so having their backup is a good insurance policy.

Matthew Stafford is still available in 68 percent of leagues and is playing great for the Los Angeles Rams. He has all his old weapons back and has added new weapons to go along with them. Stafford completed 22 passes for 279 yards and three touchdowns in the win over Cleveland.

When the Ravens brought Jadeveon Clowney in, it was a veteran depth signing—an attempt to bolster the front-seven without breaking the bank. Instead, the Ravens have gotten an impact player having his best season in years.

Unlike last year, this year my team looks downright decent. A team that reliably delivers 130 points weekly. My week falls on kicker Brandon McManus and a 32-point lead, up against wide receiver Christian Kirk and the Cincinnati defense/special teams.

The Week 14 contests are now open! Contest entries close before kickoff of the first game of the week each week so get your entries in before the games start. Good luck!

Is it time to bench Justin Herbert? Can you trust 38-year-old Joe Flacco? Can you trust Noah Brown going forward after he compiled a goose egg against Denver this past Sunday? FantasySharks.com writer Matt Wilson answers those questions and updates ...

No, we didn’t just step out of a time machine. It’s 2023 and we’re looking at Joe Flacco as a viable fantasy quarterback. In his first start with Cleveland, Flacco threw for 254 yards and two touchdowns and looked really good doing it too.