Fantasy owners will be without another four defensive units this week as the Oakland Raiders, Dallas Cowboys, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and St. Louis Rams are all on bye in Week 6. Unless you’re an owner of the seventh-ranked Rams D/ST though, you likely won’t be feeling the pain of losing

With a quarter of the season officially completed in the 2015 NFL season, we are now getting to the point of the year where navigating the weekly four or five teams on bye for the next seven weeks becomes all the more trickier when deciding which defenses to stream from

As each week passes in the 2015 NFL season, fantasy owners should be able to obtain more clarity on players current and future fantasy value, which can then be used to help owners make the best possible decisions when setting lineups each week. In our case, this column hopes to

If you were lucky enough to escape Week 2 without anyone on your fantasy team going down with an injury, consider yourself extremely fortunate. Notable players like Tony Romo (collarbone), Drew Brees (shoulder), Jay Cutler (hamstring), Matthew Stafford (chest), Eddie Lacy (ankle), Tevin Coleman (ribs), Jason Witten (ankle/knee) , Austin

Defense/Special Teams streaming has been a popular option for a while now for fantasy owners. But quarterback streaming has begun being put into use just recently, it seems. As the demand grows we must meet it with a supply of fantasy articles. Each week I’ll highlight several quarterbacks and defenses