Chris Benzine believes this may finally be the week to save some money at the quarterback position while paying up for a running back like Kentucky's Benny Snell.
Nick Grays offers his best waiver wire pickups across the college landscape heading into Week 11. Michigan's Shea Patterson has the Wolverine offense rolling and is primed for another big outing with a matchup against Rutgers on tap.
Ethan Padway rounds out our Conference Preview series with his breakdown of the PAC-12. While Khalil Tate and Bryce Love rightfully get plenty of publicity, Washington's Myles Gaskin has proven time and again to be an elite fantasy option as well.
West Virginia's David Sills came out of the woodwork to establish himself as one of the top fantasy receivers in 2017. What will he do for his encore in an explosive Mountaineer offense?
Nick Grays gets you set for the fantasy playoffs with this week's waiver wire column, highlighting a number of pickups that can be difference-makers down the stretch, such as TCU's Kyle Hicks.
Nick Grays gets you ready for the fantasy playoffs with this week's round of waiver wire targets, including a red-hot Michigan running back with a soft matchup Saturday against Maryland.
John McKechnie analyzes the best starts and sits for the week as Ole Miss' Shea Patterson faces a tough Alabama defense. Should he sit this week?
Rotowire's Nick Grays finds some of the best pickups in the nation for Week 4, including Courtland Sutton's receiving counterpart at SMU, Trey Quinn.
The ACC's signal callers stole the show last year, but this season's crop of PAC-12 quarterbacks may be even better, writes John McKechnie
Once upon a time, Georgia's Nick Chubb was an automatic start, but no more, according to RotoWire's John McKechnie. That and more in this week's Start vs. Sit.
John McKechnie rolls through each conference to let you know who's worth playing and who's worth benching in Week 2, including Illinois' Wes Lunt.
Nick Grays scours the waiver wire after the opening week in college football to find some gems to pick up, including Oklahoma's Joe Mixon, who might overtake Samaje Perine.
Mario Puig singles out 11 of his favorite prop bets for the upcoming college football season.
Josh Rosen (UCLA) and Davis Webb (California) are often cited as two potential top passers for 2016, but our projections leave them out of the top 40 at QB.