Week 18 Fantasy Football Impact: Zach Charbonnet and Four More Players with Increased Late-Season Roles
With the end of the 2025 fantasy football season here, there are five players set to see bigger roles in Week 18.
With the end of the 2025 fantasy football season here, there are five players set to see bigger roles in Week 18.
Top 5 transfer portal landing spots for Tennessee DB Boo Carter
The first bucket of the 2026 calendar year belongs to... Alperen Sengun! Rockets/Nets is LIVE on NBA League Pass.
The Cardinals ring in the new year with a win against the Mustangs
Después de convertirse en el rostro competitivo de la Selección Mexicana en 2023, Randy Arozarena confirmó su regreso al Clásico Mundial de Beisbol 2026, una noticia que fortalece de inmediato las aspiraciones del combinado nacional rumbo al torneo.
The New Orleans Saints' leading receiver, Chris Olave, was diagnosed with a blood clot in his lung ahead of the season finale with the Atlanta Falcons.
Amon-Ra St. Brown gave an honest take on the Detroit Lions’ disappointing year after his team was officially eliminated from playoff contention.
The Texas Longhorns are retaining a key piece of their defensive line for the 2026 season.
The Bengals missed the playoffs for the third-straight season.
Former Florida quarterback DJ Lagway is in the transfer portal, with Stanford and Florida State emerging as unexpected contenders for the $2 million passer.
Kenneth Walker III and Rico Dowdle headline the top fantasy football running back start/sit decisions of week 18.
A Tennessee Vols offensive lineman has opted to enter the NCAA transfer portal.
The Oregon Ducks' defense held the Texas Tech Raiders scoreless in the Orange Bowl to advance to the College Football Playoff semifinal. Coach Dan Lanning addressed the Orange Bowl performance.
Two Clemson walk-ons enter the transfer portal, with one departure subtly opening an extra roster spot as January nears.
Florida State received some much-needed news to start the new year.
The San Francisco 49ers do not have as strong of a young core as they do veteran players