Which 49ers running back makes the most sense for your fantasy lineup? And who will be the more productive tight end, San Francisco's George Kittle or Kansas City's Travis Kelce?

The conference championships narrow the field to four teams and place adding importance on DFS team-building strategy in addition to contextual concerns like the venue, weather, and defense.

The Titans didn’t need the once-forecasted rainstorm to topple the Patriots last week, but extreme weather could still become a major factor the divisional round.

The playoffs provide fewer opportunities to play the best matchups in your daily lineups, but doing so remains important this weekend with the bulk of the starting quarterbacks showing marked career home/road splits and with a potential for bad weather in both Philadelphia in Boston.

The fantasy season ended last week for the majority of season-long players, but DFS has extended the utility of matchups information for the rest of the NFL season and playoffs, and I’m extending my start and sit advice in step.

The Week 16 matchups produce a handful of surprising starts and sits for your fantasy championships. Good luck bringing home a title.

With mostly good weather across the board this weekend, the second week of the fantasy playoffs should be determined mostly by the players, their venues, and their defensive opponents. In particular, Chris Carson, Kenny Golladay, Matt Ryan, and Austin Hooper are in positions that could swing playoff matchups in Week 15.

Benching Patrick Mahomes and Tyreek Hill is never a good idea ... or is it?

The whole football world is talking about Lamar Jackson ... but that doesn't mean you should start him against San Francsico's monstrous defense.

Colder weather and a potential for rain may make things complicated for a Week 12 slate that is missing several excellent offenses on bye. Mind the weather as well as the venues and defenses while making your fantasy start and sit decisions.