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Dalvin Cook had a career year for the Minnesota Vikings last season. What will he do for an encore? Minnesota running back Dalvin Cook became a star in fantasy football in 2019. The former Florida State standout put together his best season in the NFL, averaging over 20 PPR points per game in a run-heavy Vikings offense. Only Christian McCaffrey (29.3) and Michael Thomas (23.4) were more productive on a per-game basis. Cook managed to finish as the overall RB6 in PPR scoring formats despite missing two games due to injury. As long as Cook is healthy, he is in an excellent spot once again in 2020. The Vikings offense is going to be predicated on the legs of one of the league’s elite running backs once again. InsideTheVikings Reporter Will Ragatz believes that Cook is the best running back in the NFC North thanks to his vision, acceleration, agility, and power that also puts him in the discussions of the top-five best running backs in the entire NFL. What are the oddsmakers sayi...

Can a healthy Dalvin Cook Surpass 1160.5 yards With Ease in the 2020 Season? Despite missing two games in 2019, Vikings running back Dalvin Cook finished with 1,135 rushing yards and scored 13 touchdowns on the ground. However, he failed to play all 16 games for the third time in his short three-year career and missed two games in 2019 due to a shoulder injury. According to Draftkings sportsbook, the Vikings rusher has an Over/Under rushing total of 1,160.5 yards which would be a career-high.  We asked Sports Illustrated’s fantasy and gambling analyst Frank Taddeo and InsideTheVikings editor Will Ragatz their thoughts on if gamblers should take the over or under.  Read the full transcript from their conversation: Bill Enright: In 2019, Dalvin Cook rushed for over 1100 yards in just 14 games but can he get to 1160 yards in 2020. That's the magic number the oddsmakers have his rushing yard player props set at. Let's go to Frank Taddeo, our gambling analyst, and Will Ragat...

Seattle Seahawks running back Chris Carson is being severely undervalued by the fantasy drafters. SI Fantasy expert Jaime Eisner explains why. It's never too early to start your fantasy football research, and we here at SI Fantasy want to provide you with the best information possible heading into your drafts. Our "Draft or Pass" video series takes a closer look at a fantasy player that will be debated often leading up to fantasy drafts. Are our hosts targeting this player specifically? Are they avoiding him entirely? Today's video focuses on Seattle Seahawks running back Chris Carson. Draft or Pass at current ADP: 35.3 (RB19)? I understand why some have reservations when it comes to trusting Carson as an RB2. He has injury concerns and had problematic fumbling issues last season that could cost him playing time if they continue in 2020. However, I don't believe he's one fumble away from losing the starting job. Rashaad Penny will get more work in 2020 w...

Fantasy football managers shouldn't forget about the tight end position when building a dynasty team. Here's who you should build around. The dynasty format elevates fantasy football by making the game more closely resemble the real world. There’s no reset button every season. Your decisions have lasting consequences and benefits that ripple out for years into the future. Other Dynasty Rankings: QB | RB | WR |  DL | LB | DB 1. George Kittle - 49ers - Age: 26 Although Travis Kelce is a touch better right now, Kittle gets the nod for having a presumably longer career ahead of him. It also helps that the 49ers don’t have a dominant WR1 to compete with him for targets. 2. Travis Kelce - Chiefs - Age: 30 I wouldn’t fault you for having Kelce in the top spot. He’s been the most reliable and productive member of the Chiefs offense for years now. And that offense looks like it’ll be at or near the best in the league as long as Patrick Mahomes is under center. 3. Mark Andr...

Productive and consistent tight ends are hard to come by in fantasy football leagues and even more so in dynasty formats. Fantasy managers with Travis Kelce and George Kittle already on the roster should count their blessings but not all fantasy managers are lucky enough to have those studs on their squads. After Kelce and Kittle there’s a bit of a drop-off in the next tier but Sports Illustrated’s Matt DeLima lists Hunter Henry and Mark Andrews as the next paid of sought after tight ends. For the complete list of DeLima’s tight end rankings in dynasty leagues, check out his article. SI’s Jaime Eisner and Frank Taddeo joined Bill Enright to discuss DeLima’s rankings and provide some insight on the above-mentioned playmakers. Read the full transcript from their conversation below. Read Full Transcript Here:   Bill Enright: Time to go over our Dynasty tight end rankings. For that, I bring on two of our fantasy analysts here at Sports Illustrated, Jaime Eisner and Frank Tadde...

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Travis Kelce puts up wide receiver numbers from the tight end position. How many yards will he rack up in 2020? Despite objections from fans in San Francisco or Philadelphia, it's hard to argue that Kansas City 's Travis Kelce isn't the best tight end in football. Here are just some of the categories the Chief finished No. 1 or No. 2 in at his position last season: Receiving yards (1,229) - 1st Receiving yards per game (76.8) - 1st Receptions (97) - 1st Receptions per game (6.1) - 2nd Targets (136) - 1st Targets per game (8.5) - 2nd Kelce is an absolute stud who's found an extra gear since Patrick Mahomes took over as the Chiefs' starting quarterback two years ago. So what could he do 2020? DraftKings Sportsbook has the following posted total for receiving yards in 2020: DraftKings is asking whether or not Kelce can stay somewhat close to his high level of production that he's displayed over the last two seasons, posting this total 103.5 yards belo...