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Bye, weeks. We love to hate them in the fantasy football world. We have to make tough decisions to make our lineup work, and it can be stressful, especially on those weeks when several teams have a bye week. Heading into Week 5 of the NFL, we’ve got four teams on a bye: Cleveland Browns, Los Angeles Chargers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Seattle Seahawks. Bye weeks are starting.. Fantasy Football scramble time pic.twitter.com/AQIUnzXGr1 — Tara Jean Rosado 🐬🆙🧡 (@FinFanForLife) October 13, 2022 This presents quite a dilemma for many owners with some of the top players on those teams. But don’t fret. This can also be a great time to start re-assessing your team. At the beginning of the season, you choose your players, and all seems pretty well. By Week 5, you’ve got injured players still sitting on your bench, and changes needed to be made anyway. So what better time to make them than now? Here are some tips to make the best of the bye weeks in fantasy Football . Take advantage ...

Zion Williamson is expected to miss several weeks after the All-Star break with a hamstring strain, New Orleans Pelicans vice president David Griffin told reporters Sunday. Williamson has been sidelined with a hamstring strain since January and was expected to be re-evaluated during the All-Star break. However, it appears his return will be a little bit further down the line after aggravating it.  Williamson was named an All-Star starter for the Feb. 19 game due to his performance prior to the injury. But given he won't be available to participate, NBA commissioner Adam Silver announced that Domantas Sabonis will fill the starting role in the frontcourt in place of the Pelicans forward.  Williamson suffered a right hamstring strain during a Jan. 2 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers. He has been out ever since, and the Pelicans have struggled to stay afloat without him. They are 6-14 since he went down, and that ...

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry is expected to miss multiple weeks with a left leg injury , according to Shams Charania. An exact diagnosis is still to be determined, and could take a few days to figure out, per Anthony Slater.  Curry suffered the injury on Saturday night during the Warriors' 119-113 win over the Dallas Mavericks, who were playing without Luka Doncic.  During the third quarter, Curry was trying to defend a drive by young Mavericks guard Jaden Hardy, when the two appeared to knock knees. Curry's leg buckled inward and he left the game to head to the locker room. Curry underwent an MRI on Sunday that revealed he avoided serious structural damage in his lower left knee, per C.J. Holmes. Steph Curry injury pic.twitter.com/UIawbC1IER — That's a highlight (@ClipIt_NBA) February 5, 2023 Curry missed 11 Game s earlier this season due to a left should...