Every week, Yardbarker will give you some of the top fantasy football matchups to take advantage of. Here are the top matchups to exploit in Week 2.
Chase played in the Bengals’ 16-10 Week 1 defeat to the New England Patriots as a show of good faith while the two sides work to hammer out a new contract.
Though the Chiefs are ranked No. 1 in both the ESPN and NFL.com power rankings heading into Week 2, few would argue that the 49ers don’t deserve the No. 2 spot right behind them.
Social media had a field day over the summer talking about Nebraska freshman quarterback Dylan Raiola and his striking resemblance to Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes.
After a spectacular performance in Auburn’s 73-3 season-opening win against Alabama A&M (322 yards, four touchdowns), expectations were sky high for quarterback Payton Thorne heading into Week 2’s matchup against California.
It’s safe to assume this is not how Miami Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill envisioned the first week of the NFL season playing out.
Jones was criticized for dragging his feet on both deals, but he blames both of his star players for trying to play hardball with him.
There were plenty of out-of-nowhere performances like Ravens tight end Isaiah Likely and 49ers running back Jordan Mason’s during Week 1 of the NFL season. Here are the top players who should be targeted on the waiver wire for Week 2.
The consensus among many social media users after Sunday’s broadcast of the Dallas Cowboys-Cleveland Browns game on Fox was that Brady had some work to do to be as good of a broadcaster as he was a quarterback.
Manning didn't hold back amid Aiyuk's disappointing start to the season.
Sunday’s 20-17 win over the Jaguars is a game Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill will likely not soon forget, but not for his on-field performance but because of what transpired before.
Though the Tennessee Titans' 24-17 season-opening loss is one the team would like to forget, rookie defensive tackle T’Vondre Sweat was one of the lone bright spots in a game filled with mistakes and disappointment.
San Francisco 49ers receiver Brandon Aiyuk was nearly a Pittsburgh Steeler.
It has not been a great 24 hours for Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson.
The Georgia Bulldogs have seemingly surpassed the Alabama Crimson Tide in the eyes of some NFL talent evaluators as the premier training ground for college football stars according to UGA head coach Kirby Smart.
On a third-and-3 from his own 48-yard line, Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson didn’t play things safe, dialing up an ultra-aggressive pass play for third-year wideout Jameson Williams.
From a Taylor Swift-prominent season opener between the Chiefs and Ravens to a Matthew Stafford-versus-Detroit grudge match on “Sunday Night Football,” Week 1 of the NFL season was filled with plenty of drama. Here are some knee-jerk reactions from the NFL’s opening week.
Los Angeles Chargers RB J.K. Dobbins has always been an explosive back when healthy. And he certainly looked healthy to open the 2024 NFL season.
Miami Dolphins DT Calais Campbell attempted to come to the aid of his teammate on Sunday morning.
Miami Dolphins WR Tyreek Hill made light of his uncomfortable morning circumstances when he turned in a creative touchdown celebration in Week 1 of the NFL season.
As excited as Bears fans at Soldier Field were about Jonathan Owens’ heads-up play, Simone Biles was arguably more hyped as she tweeted a five-word reaction to what she witnessed.
While some have blasted the mega pop star for what they perceive as clout-chasing appearances, others have begun to embrace Swift-mania, including former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and “Monday Night Football” commentator Troy Aikman.
Dallas Cowboys WR Brandin Cooks has played with the likes of quarterback royalty Tom Brady and Drew Brees. He knows what he's talking about.
Everybody's allowed a rough day at the office, but it was a particularly bad one for Thursday's officiating crew in Ravens-Chiefs.