
Our trio of Fantasy experts answer the six biggest questions for Fantasy Week 1 rankings.
Running backs to target with No. 1 back upside? Here are seven candidates who could deliver it.
Which wide receivers have No. 1 Fantasy upside? Chris Towers names seven being drafted outside the top rounds that could deliver in 2019.
Less than a week after Lamar Miller's season-ending injury, the Texans acquired his potential replacement. Chris Towers digs into the potential Fantasy impact on both the Texans and Chiefs.
Chris Towers breaks down the latest on Ezekiel Elliott and Melvin Gordon holdouts and helps you decide whether to draft them as we approach Week 1.
There are so many strong quarterback options that the patient will be rewarded. Here are five who can deliver No. 1 QB upside.
We're diving into SportsLine's projections to identify four over-valued players and four-undervalued based on average draft position.
Who's stock is rising the most as we head into a mega draft weekend? Here's what the latest ADP reveals.
Players like Ezekiel Elliott, Antonio Brown, and Melvin Gordon provide drafters with interesting decisions. Chris Towers has a practical approach to taking on risk in the early rounds.
Josh Gordon has been officially reinstated, giving the Patriots' offense the No. 1 option they desperately need. Can he still be a Fantasy star?
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Kenyan Drake is reportedly in a walking boot. Chris Towers looks at what that means for both Drake and backfield mate Kalen Ballage.
Though he can be found covering three different sports depending on the time of year, there is one unifying theme in how Chris Towers approaches sports; "Where's the evidence?" It doesn't matter how outlandish your claim is, as long as you can back it up with solid, concrete evidence, he's on board. Expect to see a lot of numbers with funny acronyms in his writing, whether it is about the NFL, MLB or NBA. Follow Chris @CTowersCBS