See who’s rising and falling in our updated fantasy football rest-of-season rankings for Week 8, with Rashee Rice surging into the top 10.

After an entertaining Week 7 in the NFL, let's check in on a few fantasy football storylines and highlight some risers and fallers in the rest-of-season rankings.

Whatever you thought, everyone was in agreement on the one thing that could not happen: Jayden Daniels getting hurt. He has: Twice. His knee issue cost him two games. His new hamstring ailment could sideline him for even longer.

Has Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice already carved his way into the top-five among his position group after his season debut?

While the NFL's regular season is 18 long weeks, the fantasy football season is by necessity shorter. Most fantasy leagues wrap their regular season after Week

Things just got real in fantasy football. We’ve hit Week 5, which means we have BYEs to contend with. Throw in mounting injuries to star players, and our fantasy football lineups are taking a beating.

Welcome to Week 7! There are only two teams off this week, the Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills, leaving us without Zay Flowers and Khalil Shakir among potent

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice is bracing for a fine from the NFL after a celebration in his first game back from suspension.

Rashee Rice scores a touchdown in his first game back following a suspension ... and had an unusual celebration.

The Colts' red zone work is what can keep Taylor as the overall RB1. Indianapolis is first in red zone drives, where they run at the third-highest rate with the sixth-highest success rate. JT’s lead in goal-line attempts will only increase, as long as he doesn’t score too many touchdowns on explosive runs.

DFS millionaire Mike McClure shares his top daily fantasy football picks and lineup advice for Week 7 on Sunday