If your fantasy team needs a running back, you might be able to grab Detroit's Jamaal Williams or Baltimore's Ty'Son Williams, while Mike Williams of the Chargers is among the best available wide receivers.
If you need a running back to help you win a fantasy championship, you have plenty of options, including Kansas City's Le'Veon Bell, Dallas' Tony Pollard, and San Francisco's Jeff Wilson.
Just in time for the fantasy playoffs, Cam Akers has emerged as the clear workhorse for the L.A. Rams.
It's fantasy playoff time, and if you need wide receiver help, you're in luck -- players such as Corey Davis, Antonio Brown, and Houston's Keke Coutee could be freely available to lead you to postseason glory.
Need a quarterback for the fantasy playoffs? You've got several good options, including Miami's Ryan Fitzpatrick.
The Baltimore Ravens may have finally sorted out their mess of a backfield -- which means rookie J.K. Dobbins could be the secret weapon that carries your fantasy team into the playoffs. As long as you don't need him this week.
What can we expect from Jameis Winston as the New Orleans Saints' starting quarterback for the next few weeks?
Will this be the week that the Denver Broncos finally let Phillip Lindsay live up to his fantasy potential?
Somebody for the 49ers is going to get some carries on Thursday night, and whoever it is they are likely to find some success against Green Bay's flimsy run defense. JaMycal Hasty, this is your moment.
If Justin Herbert's still available in your league, you're going to want to grab him as quickly as you can.
