This article references Darren Mcfadden and more! Dallas Cowboys running back Darren McFadden played well in Saturday's preseason game, rushing six times for 28 yards. He added a catch for eight yards as well. With starter Ezekiel Elliott suspended for six games (although he may not have to serve them right away based on his appeal) McFadden is set to have some pretty strong value in redraft leagues this season. Any Elliott owners should absolutely pick McFadden up as a strong and necessary handcuff.Keep on reading: Darren McFadden Plays Well on Saturday

Where should we be drafting Darren McFadden in fantasy football drafts now that Ezekiel Elliott is suspended for the first six games?

Would Darren McFadden still be the first rusher off the board?

This article references Darren Mcfadden and more! The Dallas Cowboys re-signed running back Darren McFadden to a one-year deal Thursday. Financial terms of the deal weren't disclosed. It was a disappointing second season in Dallas for McFadden due to injury; he played in only three games and had 24 carries for 87 yards. He should enter 2017 as Ezekiel Elliott's primary backup, so he'll be more of a handcuff selection in fantasy drafts behind the rookie sensation.Keep on reading: Darren McFadden Re-Signs With Dallas

This article references Darren Mcfadden and more! Dallas Cowboys running back Darren McFadden is unlikely to log significant carries in the playoffs as long as starter Ezekiel Elliott remains healthy. Zeke is a true every-down back, so McFadden will be strictly serving as his backup and provide a (very) occasional change-of-pace breather. He's not worth considering in any DFS formats this week.Keep on reading: Darren McFadden Unlikely to Play a Significant Role in the Playoffs

This article references Darren Mcfadden and more! Dallas Cowboys running back Darren McFadden ran seven times for 28 yards on Sunday, adding two catches for 19 yards. He did not lead the backfield in carries despite being a popular sleeper pick for Week 17 DFS leagues. McFadden missed some practice time with an injury, which may have led to his decreased role. He'll slide back into the backup running back role behind Ezekiel Elliott for the playoffs.Keep on reading: Darren McFadden Does Less Than Expected in Week 17

This article references Darren Mcfadden and more! Dallas Cowboys running back Darren McFadden is expected to handle the majority of carries in the Cowboys Week 17 matchup. With starter Ezekiel Elliott likely to only get a few touches then sit to rest for the playoffs, the Cowboys will likely feed McFadden instead. With mostly backups playing for the Cowboys, a lot cannot be expected from McFadden, but the Cowboys will likely go run-heavy and he could end up accumulating yards based on volume. He's a high-upside RB2.Keep on reading: Darren McFadden Could Be a Starting Option in Week 17

This article references Darren Mcfadden and more! Dallas Cowboys running back Darren McFadden played the entire fourth quarter on Monday and rushed 14 times for 49 yards. He was targeted once on a pass but failed to bring it in. With the Cowboys resting most of their starters in the fourth, McFadden got all of the work to wrap up the game. He may be a sneaky strong Week 17 play, with the Cowboys likely to let starter Ezekiel Elliott rest.Keep on reading: Darren McFadden Handles the Fourth Quarter on Monday Night

This article references Darren Mcfadden and more! Dallas Cowboys running back Darren McFadden revealed that he is unable to fully straighten his right arm, and is unsure if he will ever be able to again. McFadden was already headed for the reserve/NFI list because of the injury, but now it seems there is a strong chance that he doesn't suit up at all for the 2016 season. He isn't worth owning in any fantasy format. That said, Alfred Morris is now the clear backup to rookie starter Ezekiel Elliot, and would be worth an add in all formats were Ze[...]Keep on reading: Darren McFadden Unlikely To Ever Fully Straigten Right Arm Again, Is Doubtful To Play At All In 2016

This article references A.j. Green, Dak Prescott, Darren Mcfadden, DeMarco Murray, Derrick Henry, Eddie Lacy, Eli Manning, Ezekiel Elliott, Laremy Tunsil, Marcus Mariota, Odell Beckham, Sterling Shepard, Todd Gurley, Tyler Boyd and more! This is the fourth installment of our series where RotoBaller's football writers give you their predictions for the upcoming NFL and fantasy football season. In this article, we will get the predictions on who will be win Offensive Rookie of the Year in 2016. Editor's Note: Purchase a full season NFL Premium Pass (including Draft Kit + DFS Premium), and also get MLB Premium + DFS for free through October. Premium DFS lineup picks, expert lineups, tools and more - seven days a week. You c[...]Keep on reading: RotoBaller Writer Predictions: 2016 Offensive Rookie of the Year