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Mark Taylor previews this week's NASCAR race at the Daytona road coarse as Martin Truex Jr. aims to keep his top-5 streak going.

The Rafael Montero Sweepstakes was active in every league, and Jeff Erickson made a "go-for-it" trade for German Marquez in the RotoWire Staff Keeper League.

A.J. Brown was remarkably good in his rookie year, but the second-year receiver hopes to find another level yet by improving his late-game conditioning.

Amid concerns over player health and safety, conferences from across the NCAA have begun to cancel their respective football seasons.

It's been an up-and-down season for Kevin Kisner, but Greg Vara likes his chances to get the job done in several formats this week.

Dave Regan talks notable players like Kansas City’s Jorge Soler, who seems to be proving his 2019 season wasn’t a fluke, with his five homers already this year.

Jason Collette analyzes the reasons behind the lack of offense in baseball this season and explains why fantasy managers should adjust their expectations.

Mario Puig checks in with this week’s IDP news that could affect upcoming drafts, including in Tennessee where Vic Beasley neglected to report to the Titans facility until Friday.

The fantasy prospects of Sony Michel (foot) and Damien Harris may have taken a substantial hit Monday, when the Patriots added Lamar Miller (knee) to their backfield.

James Anderson breaks down his latest update to the Top 400 Prospect Rankings, in which Dodgers slugger Edwin Rios gets two up arrows.

Erik Halterman analyzes who's hot and who's not in baseball, and few are hotter than the Padres' Fernando Tatis Jr.

Nationals pitcher Max Scherzer is suffering from a hamstring strain, a fickle injury that should be monitored.

C.J. Radune describes a near perfect weekend for Kevin Harvick, who dominated to win both the FireKeepers Casino 400 and the Consumers Energy 400.

Jerry Donabedian analyzes the top breakout candidates for 2020, including Kenyan Drake, who offers the potential for early-first-round production at a late-first ADP.

Rookie third-round pick Antonio Gibson is the most exciting Washington running back option, but it might be asking a lot for the rookie to immediately overtake Adrian Peterson.