Tag: Devin Singletary

It's a simple goal for fantasy managers — go where the points are. Identify the juiciest NFL offenses, and take ...

Set your Week 10 fantasy football lineups with start/sit advice for each game on the slate.New York Giants @ Carolina ...

A simple look at a box score or a study of fantasy football categories doesn't always tell the whole story ...

It’s over. Done. What else do you need to see? It’s been five years of the same excruciatingly painful reality ...

We're moving through October and it's time to give the running backs their day in the sun, a Shuffle Up ...

Running backs remain king in fantasy football. While it feels like there are more elite quarterbacks and wide receivers than ...

Fantasy football sit-and-start advice should always be relative and league-dependent. Many starts and sits are obvious too, so we will ...

5 Things I care aboutTee HigginsForgive me for quoting myself, but I will reference the exact sequence I wrote in ...

What does Tyrone Tracy have in store for an encore? With the Giants’ top offensive weapon, rookie receiver Malik Nabers, ...

The following is an excerpt from the latest edition of Yahoo's fantasy football newsletter, Get to the Points! If you ...

Running BacksWeek 3 Expected PointsPlayerTeamEPFPOEPPRAaron JonesMIN25.10.725.8Jonathan TaylorIND21.25.326.5Chuba HubbardCAR20.17.827.9Kyren WilliamsLAR2011.631.6David MontgomeryDET18.52.721.2Derrick HenryBAL18.41230.4Breece HallNYJ18.3018.3Zack MossCIN182.720.7Alvin KamaraNO17.8-2.115.7Brian Robinson JrWAS17.4-6.710.7Devin SingletaryNYG173.820.8Jordan MasonSF16.7-5.910.8Najee HarrisPIT16.7-3.113.6Saquon BarkleyPHI16.517.133.6Zach ...

Cowboys vs. Giants has become a staple of the early-season prime-time landscape of the NFL, and this year the ancient ...

Welcome to Week 3! As we progress further into the fantasy football season, the “make or break” list will start ...

It's time to get excited. The critical draft week of the summer is here, and we'll have real NFL games ...

Once upon a time, this yearly piece was called "What’s In My Wallet," meant to outline the players I’ve drafted ...