Vincent Verhei's Archive

Bryan and Andrew use their platform to raise awareness of one of the biggest issues affecting fantasy players today: touchdown theft.

Opponent adjustments have hit the Quick Reads rankings, and they have hit hard. Kerryon Johnson made a lot of headlines for his goal-line fumble, but that's just the start of his problems this week.

The Dolphins are both historically and hysterically terrible. Bryan and Andrew try to figure out if they'll re-write the record books, and avoid painful flashbacks to the '15 Saints and '05 49ers.

Which is the worst of things for Marcus Mariota this season: the league-high 17 sacks he has taken, or the also-league-high 122 yards lost on those sacks? We examine the relevance of sack yardage and look at the best passers, rushers, and receivers of Week 3.

Week 3 action kicks off tonight when Gardner Minshew and the Jacksonville Jaguars host the Tennessee Titans. Big Sunday games include Saints-Seahawks, Lions-Eagles, Falcons-Colts, and the biggest game so far this year when the Ravens head to Kansas City to face the Chiefs.

Sunday's game between the Panthers and Cardinals in Arizona was supposed to be a clash of former top overall draft picks when Cam Newton took on Kyler Murray. Unfortunately that is not to be -- the Panthers have ruled Newton out of the game due to a foot injury.

The Miami Dolphins are off to the worst start in DVOA history. Now they are benching Ryan Fitzpatrick, the worst quarterback so far this season.

Bryan and Andrew put on their hazmat gear to look at the nine 0-2 teams. Historically, at least one of 'em will turn things around, but which one? Is it Miami? No.

When the New York Giants drafted Duke quarterback Daniel Jones sixth overall last April, it was inevitable that he would take Eli Manning's starting job sooner or later, even after general manager Dave Gettleman later said he would mind having Jones on the bench for a few years.

ESPN's Adam Schefter is reporting that the Pittsburgh Steelers are trading a 2020 first-round pick to the Miami Dolphins for defensive back Minkah Fitzpatrick.