Week 4 is here, and I'm back with another edition of fantasy football bold predictions. This week's list of bold predictions will include Lamar Jackson, Alexander Mattison, Raheem Mostert, Ja'Marr Chase, and Travis Kelce.Every week, I will provide some fun and bold fantasy football predictions. While these bold predictions aren't the most likely outcomes, they are things I believe could happen this week.Let's look at my five bold predictions for Week 4 of the 2023 NFL season. Lamar ...

You win some, you lose some, and you can't win them all. That's the mentality I have heading into a redemption week for the Pie Shop. Last week, Dameon Pierce was our only correct selection. Ironically, he was probably the player I was least confident in. However, with Josh Jacobs, Alexander Mattison, and A.J. Brown all having goal-line opportunities, it was just one of those weeks.For those of you who are new, welcome to the Pie Shop. I came across the term "Pie Shop" while following Rugby in ...

Minnesota Vikings running back Alexander Mattison carried the ball 20 times for 93 yards and added five receptions for 32 yards in the team's Week 3 loss. Mattison handled a hefty workload in this one, but that was with newly acquired Cam Akers being inactive. He still figures to be the lead back moving forward, but fantasy managers should expect a decrease in his value when Akers gets implemented into the Vikings offense. Moving forward, the 25-year-old looks like more of a FLEX option if he ...

Welcome back, RotoBallers, to my Week 3 Lineup Spotlights - Key Starters and Tough Calls for fantasy football. Every week, I share some of my favored players to go with when dealing with challenging lineup decisions. These choices are based on my Premium Weekly Lineup Rankings,available as part of theRotoBaller NFL Premium Pass. Enter promo code KING at checkout for a discount and get access to my ranks in all formats, plus a full roster of tools and analysis for the 2022 fantasy football ...

Hey RotoBallers, while the East Coast gets pelted with rain this weekend, it's time for more fantasy football rankings. Rain or shine, we are here to help you set the most optimal lineup to help you win your league. Today, we will review our NFL team's updated Week 3 fantasy football running back rankings as of September 24th. Let's see where key players such as Raheem Mostert, Jerome Ford, Joshua Kelley, Breece Hall, Tony Jones Jr., Trey Sermon, Kendre Miller, James Cook, Alexander Mattison, ...

Rule Number 1 of fantasy football: Don't sit your studs. Rule Number 2 of fantasy football: Don't send hate messages to players who have bad weeks.Minnesota Vikings running back Alexander Mattison struggled to find running room in Week 2 against the Philadelphia Eagles' highly-touted defensive line. He also fumbled the ball twice (one of which got called back due to a penalty. Fantasy football managers were not happy with the performance, but let me repeat, do not send hate messages to ...

Welcome to Week 3, RotoBallers! Thursday's game between the Giants and the 49ers is in the books. As we get deeper into the season, injuries continue to pile up -- fantasy managers will be without some key players, such as Austin Ekeler (ankle), David Montgomery (quad), Anthony Richardson (concussion), and Jamaal Williams (hamstring) this week. We are here to sort it all out and help you set the most optimal lineup.Today, we will review our NFL team's updated Week 3 fantasy football PPR rankings...

Minnesota Vikings running back Alexander Mattison will look to have a bounce-back effort in Week 3 as the Vikings host the Los Angeles Chargers. Mattison is coming off a Week 2 performance of eight carries for 28 yards and a fumble, but he looks like a solid RB2 option in an easier matchup than last week. The Chargers have allowed 211 rushing yards through two weeks, so the 25-year-old should have an easier time finding some rushing lanes on Sunday. He has averaged just 3.3 yards per carry so ...

Minnesota Vikings offensive coordinator Wes Phillips deferred to head coach Kevin O'Connell on how the trade for running back Cam Akers could affect starter Alexander Mattison but also said, "we haven't lost confidence in Alex Mattison. I will say that." Mattison's poor start -- 19 carries for only 61 yards (3.2 yards per carry) -- had to factor into the decision to acquire Akers from the Los Angeles Rams. And the fact that nobody behind Mattison stood out in training camp or the preseason. ...

Multiple sources are reporting the Los Angeles Rams and Minnesota Vikings have agreed to terms on a trade that will send running back Cam Akers to the Vikings for a swap of 2026 draft picks.Akers has certainly had some ups and downs during his tenure with the Rams. The most recent development unfolded when Akers was announced as a healthy inactive ahead of L.A.'s Week 2 divisional clash with the San Francisco 49ers, which sparked trade rumors around the former Florida State star.Has Cam Akers ...