The Seattle Seahawks schedule in the second half of the 2015 regular season includes two games against the NFC West leaders, and they will also have to face
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Pittsburgh Steelers veteran rusher DeAngelo Williams looks like the real deal again, but will he have some trouble tomorrow when he takes on one of the NFL's
St. Louis Rams rookie Todd Gurley just might be the best running back in the entire NFL right now, and not even a tougher Week 9 opponent will stop his impressive
The Cincinnati Bengals failed to impress last week, but Andy Dalton looks poised for a bounce-back game on Thursday Night Football, because he'll be going up
The Dallas Cowboys decision to take a flier on former Washington Redskins practice squad guy Trey Williams could prove to be a high-upside addition to a backfield
Tampa Bay Buccaneers No. 2 receiver Vincent Jackson is a worthy fantasy sleeper this week against the Giants if he's healthy, as he was unable to play last week
Atlanta Falcons strong safety William Moore must step up in the second half of the 2015 season if he wants to remain on the team, because while he is a fan favorite
Dallas Cowboys star wide receiver Dez Bryant has to have a season-defining performance in Week 9 against Byron Maxwell, and heroics from No. 88 would go a long
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and his top target Rob Gronkowski are ready to dominate the Washington Redskins over the middle of the field this
Pittsburgh Steelers veteran signal-caller Ben Roethlisberger will be back on the field tomorrow against the rival Cincinnati Bengals, and it's a chance for
Seattle Seahawks QB Russell Wilson looks slated for a big game against the Dallas Cowboys defense, because his ability to consistently move the ball on sideline
Detroit Lions superstar wideout Calvin Johnson has a big contract, is an even bigger name, and is mired in trade rumors that are, well, quite small at this
Tampa Bay Buccaneers wideout Vincent Jackson is doubtful this week, so fantasy football owners should look at the likes of Michael Floyd and Tyler Lockett as
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is easily atop the MVP award race right now, and the conversation rests on him alone until he finally proves that
San Diego Chargers tight end Antonio Gates might not be able to play this week, so No. 2 wide receiver Stevie Johnson suddenly becomes the guy who could help
Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Stefon Diggs is a star, not a fluke, even if we'd like to be patient with a fifth-round rookie who has exploded onto the scene
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Marvin Jones seems to be an overlooked star in this offense, and focusing too much attention on the other weapons is a sure
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck is locked in to have a big fantasy football performance in what should be a shootout, as he finally looks healthy
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Matt Cassel must find ways to make his arm a weapon against the New York Giants without throwing picks, so Jason Witten figures to
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Jeremy Maclin has been worth every penny thus far, and he's one of the team's lone bright spots with Jamaal Charles no longer