Watch mode for fantasy football
Watch mode ranks every live NFL drive by how likely it is to score fantasy points for your starters: red zone drives first, kickers once the ball is in field goal range, your defence when the other team has the ball.
When a better drive comes up it names the game and counts down five seconds, so you can say no. It skips timeouts and the break after a score, holds a game at least 45 seconds, and gives extra weight to games you favourite.
It tells you which game to watch and links to YouTube TV. It does not play video or change apps on your TV. Included with Roundup+ and Roundup+ Pro.
Quick answers
What is the latest fantasy football news?
The newest story is "Emmett Johnson explodes for 128 yards and a touchdown on five catches": Johnson's five catches for 128 yards and a touchdown mark a major departure from his minimal role, but the workload remains too thin to trust weekly. Read more
How does Fantasy Roundup decide if a player's value is up or down?
Every news story ends with a verdict for each player named: value up, down or steady, plus what to do this week (add, start, hold, sit or drop). The verdict weighs role, ice time or snaps, power play or red zone usage, linemates, schedule and injury status.
Does Fantasy Roundup work with my league?
Yes. Connect a Yahoo or ESPN league, public or private, and every article shows whether each player is on your roster, on a rival's roster or available. Read more
Latest fantasy football news
- Emmett Johnson explodes for 128 yards and a touchdown on five catches
Johnson's five catches for 128 yards and a touchdown mark a major departure from his minimal role, but the workload remains too thin to trust weekly.
- Tony Pollard runs for 117 yards and two touchdowns in Week 8
Pollard posted 27.2 half-PPR points against Cincinnati with 21 carries for 117 yards and two scores, doubling his average over the previous seven games.
- Tee Higgins catches 10 passes for 155 yards and two touchdowns
Higgins scored 32.5 half-PPR points against Tennessee on Sunday, but his target share remained the same as before. Hold him as a WR1.
- Michael Wilson catches 8 passes for 111 yards and one touchdown
Wilson's 22.8 half-PPR points more than doubled his baseline. Start him as a WR2 against Seattle, who allow the 6th most points to receivers.
- Tyler Allgeier explodes for 147 rushing yards and two scores in week 8
Allgeier's massive game came in his usual backup role, with no change to his snap or target share. Treat it as one big day until the workload grows.
- Bhayshul Tuten posts 159 yards and two touchdowns against Indianapolis
Tuten matched his previous workload while producing a spike game. Hold him as an RB2 in 12-team leagues with Thursday's matchup at Baltimore next.
- Adonai Mitchell catches 7 passes for 142 yards and one touchdown
Mitchell posted 23.7 half-PPR points on nine targets against Las Vegas, a breakout outing after blanking a week earlier in his return from injury.
- Braelon Allen rushes for 147 yards and a touchdown in Week 8
Allen posted 22.3 half-PPR points against the Raiders, more than double his previous seven-game average, and should remain the Jets' starter.
- Kenny Gainwell runs 25 times for 140 yards against the Falcons
Gainwell's 25-carry breakout vastly outpaced his previous usage but came after a week listed questionable and adds value in standard leagues.
- Colby Parkinson ruled out against the Chargers (ribs)
Parkinson cannot play against the Chargers, sending his passing-game work to Davis Allen and Max Klare with Tyler Higbee also in the tight end rotation.
- Breece Hall ruled out against the Raiders (quadriceps)
Hall misses his fifth consecutive game with a quadriceps injury. Braelon Allen and Isaiah Davis will handle the Jets' backfield against Las Vegas.
- Zach Charbonnet practises in full Saturday after a limited practice Friday (knee)
Zach Charbonnet practises in full Saturday after a limited practice Friday (knee).
- Colston Loveland practises in full Saturday after a limited practice Friday (neck)
Loveland is listed questionable for Monday night after the full Saturday practice. Managers should check the inactive list 90 minutes before kickoff.
- Kyle Monangai misses practice again Saturday (thumb/toe); ruled out
Kyle Monangai misses practice again Saturday (thumb/toe); ruled out.
- Eagles RB Saquon Barkley carries no injury designation for Week 8
Barkley is set to play Sunday night against Washington despite hamstring and back issues, but monitor the inactive list 90 minutes before kickoff.
- Chiefs get Rashee Rice back from injury for Broncos game
Rice returns from a hamstring injury for Sunday against Denver, reclaiming the top receiver role in Kansas City after a two-game absence.
- Cam Skattebo listed questionable Thursday (hamstring)
Skattebo aggravated his hamstring in overtime Sunday and did not practise Thursday. Check the inactive list about 90 minutes before Week 9 kickoff.
- Christian McCaffrey listed questionable Thursday (hamstring)
McCaffrey did not practise Thursday and is questionable for Week 8. His club is on bye, so he will not play this week.
- Zach Charbonnet moves up to RB1 on the Seahawks depth chart
Charbonnet is listed questionable for Monday's game against Chicago after four straight full practice sessions following his ACL tear in January.
- Emanuel Wilson drops to RB2 on Seahawks depth chart
Wilson's demotion to RB2 signals Zach Charbonnet's imminent return from injured reserve, threatening the workload that produced 19.3 carries a game.
- Jawhar Jordan is ruled out Thursday (undisclosed)
Jawhar Jordan is ruled out Thursday (undisclosed).
- Packers WR Watson taken to hospital with chest injury after 53-yard catch
Watson left Thursday's match after a 53-yard reception and was hospitalized for precautionary tests. His status for upcoming games is unclear.
- Kyle Monangai misses practice Thursday (thumb/toe)
Monangai did not practise Thursday with thumb and toe injuries and is questionable for Monday's game against Seattle. Check the inactive list.
- J.K. Dobbins moves up to RB1 on the Broncos depth chart
Dobbins is the nominal starter now but Jonah Coleman took more carries and snaps in Week 7 and Sean Payton plans to use him more going forward.
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