Much will be made of the Michael Vick‘s return to fantasy relevance and the upcoming quarterback controversy in Philadelphia. But LeSean McCoy is having a monster game, too.

With his Titans trailing the Steelers 16-3 with one quarter to play, coach Jeff Fisher gave QB Vince Young the hook in favor of veteran Kerry Collins.

The Raiders will be without two key pieces on offense against the Rams. RB Michael Bush and G Robert Gallery are both inactive for Oakland.

Michael Turner is the latest member of the Falcons battling an injury in Week 2. Turner left the game against the Cardinals during the second quarter with a groin injury, and the team announced he’s questionable to return.

One of the themes this morning was what to do about Lions RB Jahvid Best. The Lions offense is certainly less dynamic without QB Matthew Stafford. But what about Best?

Michael Turner injured his groin against the Cardinals, leaving fantasy owners concerned.

C.J. Spiller’s fantasy value is falling … and fast.

Steelers QB Dennis Dixon was carted off the sidelines during the second quarter at LB Field with an apparent left knee injury.

Not only have the Bears lost starting LT Chris Williams against the Cowboys due to a hamstring injury, they will also be without rookie FS Major Wright for the rest of the game.

A tough loss for the Chicago Bears today against DeMarcus Ware and the Cowboys: Starting LT Chris Williams is out for the remainder of the game with a hamstring injury.

The Falcons lost RB Jerious Norwood during the first quarter of Sunday’s game against the Cardinals because of a knee injury, and the team announced he’s questionable to return.

As the Buccaneers aim for a 2-0 start, they will have TE Kellen Winslow, who had been limited in practice with a knee injury and was listed as questionable for today’s matchup against the Panthers.

The Browns will be Seneca Wallace‘s team in Sunday’s game against the Chiefs.

The Cardinals will be without RB Beanie Wells for a second consecutive game because of a bruised right knee. Wells’ status was a game-time decision, but coach Ken Whisenhunt opted to sit the starter again.

Percy Harvin said his hip injury wouldn’t keep him out of Sunday’s game, and he was right: The Vikings had the receiver active for the home opener against the Dolphins.