New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas hauled in 10 receptions for 123 yards during the win over the Houston Texans on Monday night. As expected, the 26-year-old was targeted heavily by quarterback Drew Brees, finishing the night with a team-high 13 looks. Expect more of the same from Thomas when the team travels to Los Angeles to meet the Rams in Week 2. He is a must-start.

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas is set to continue his All-Pro performance from last year. In 2018 he led the league with 125 receptions and was third in the league with 1,524 receiving yards. As a result, the Ohio State product ended up getting paid and is locked in as the future of the Saints receiving corps. Thomas will be going against fellow Ohio State product Bradley Roby and the Houston Texans Defense. Even without Roby last year, the Texans were still a top-10 defense ...

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Khadarel Hodge caught five passes for 76 yards in the teams Week 4 preseason victory over the Houston Texans. The sophomore was barely featured in the explosive Rams offense last year and is now battling for a spot on the roster against fellow wideouts Nsimba Webster and Mike Thomas. While Thomas has primarily worked on special teams, Hodges Week 4 success and deep-threat ability may give him the edge over Webster. Either way, theres minimal fantasy value here ...

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas caught both of his targets for 39 yards and a touchdown in his team's third preseason game against the New York Jets on Saturday. Thomas played on just the first offensive drive of the game but he made his presence felt in that short period of time. His touchdown came on a 19-yard pass from Drew Brees in which a closely-covered Thomas jumped up and snatched the ball out of the air near the right corner of the end zone. Among the most efficient ...

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas signed a five-year, $100 million extension, which also includes $61 million in guarantees. Thomas is now the highest-paid wide receiver in history as well as the first non-quarterback to sign a deal of this size. He will be reporting to training camp immediately and can be expected to take over a lead role in the offense once again.

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas did not report to training camp as the fourth-year receiver reportedly wants a new contract. Thomas has to report to the team at least 30 days before the start of the season for the upcoming season to count as an accrued season, so there's not much chance of this being a lingering issue. At most, Thomas will be delayed in his training and not be ready for some preseason games, but Thomas is already too good to be useful as a preseason DFS option.

For many years, professionals in the Fantasy Football industry attempted to create a Gold Standard of leagues, one that would be looked on as the premier experts competition in the country. For those who follow fantasy baseball, the annual Tout Wars drafts are considered the most prestigious experts leagues in the business. Yet until recently, there was no true Tout [...]

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Zero RB discussion seems to rear its head every season. It can be an effective strategy, depending on when you are picking in your draft. However, there is another school of thought and that is Zero WR. While going into any draft with a pre-ordained strategy will lead to mistakes being made in your draft, it's important to understand the various strategies that can be employed.The case for Zero [...]

We are largely in uncharted territory when it comes to Le'Veon Bell. If there has been a previous instance of an elite player sitting out a full seasonand changing teams, I'm not aware of it.[...]