Fantasy News

Gerald Everett held without a catch in playoff victory.

Everett was targeted twice. The 2017 second-round pick would probably benefit from more of a back-and-forth game, which is certainly possible next Sunday against either the Saints or Eagles with a trip to the Super Bowl on the line.

1/12/19 - 11:38 PM ET

Zach Pascal catches one pass in playoff loss.

It went for seven yards. Pascal continued operating as the No. 4 receiver for Indy, and he could be back in a similar role next season.

1/12/19 - 08:03 PM ET

Chris Moore (shoulder/hip) is officially listed as questionable for Sunday.

This is a slight surprise after Moore was a full practice participant throughout the week, but he should be OK for the Wild Card Round against the Chargers. Moore has made big plays for Baltimore when called upon the last couple of years, so Lamar Jackson and company could use him in the lineup as they look to advance.

1/4/19 - 02:36 PM ET

The Steelers are signing quarterback Brogan Roback.

Roback was a star on HBO’s ‘Hard Knocks’ last summer when he was with the Browns, and he should at least get a chance to stick around in Pittsburgh if he impresses early on in the offseason. It might be tough with 2017 fourth-round pick Joshua Dobbs and 2018 third-round pick Mason Rudolph both currently behind Ben Roethlisberger, though.

1/3/19 - 02:08 PM ET

Dalton Schultz catches one pass in Cowboys’ playoff loss.

Schultz gained 20 yards on his lone reception in the Divisional Round loss to the Rams. The rookie fourth-round pick will look to carve out a bigger role in his second NFL season, but as of now it doesn’t look like he’ll be a recommended selection in 2019 fantasy drafts.

1/12/19 - 11:37 PM ET

Chester Rogers caught five passes for 30 yards in Saturday’s loss to the Chiefs.

Rogers saw a healthy six looks, but in general, Indianapolis struggled to create separation against Kansas City’s usually vulnerable secondary. The 25-year-old will now enter unrestricted free agency, and if he is with the Colts in 2019, there is a good chance it won’t be as anything more than the No. 4 receiver.

1/12/19 - 08:01 PM ET

Philip Rivers plays efficiently in Chargers’ playoff victory over the Ravens.

Rivers was 22/32 for 160 yards along with two carries for 16 yards in the Wild Card Round win, pushing the veteran quarterback to 4-0 for his career in the postseason’s first weekend. The Ravens obviously have one of the league’s best defenses and put pressure on Rivers, but LA’s gunslinger was able to get the ball out of his hands and to his playmakers while helping his team get in position for five field goals. Rivers also had a two-point conversion on a pass to Mike Williams in the win. Next Sunday, Rivers and the Chargers take on the Patriots as they look to get back to the AFC Championship Game for the first time since the 2007 season.

1/6/19 - 04:28 PM ET