The injuries are coming fast and furious in the second quarter of the Eagles-Packers game.

Here is the thing that gets overlooked in a game like the Titans blowout of the Raiders. RB Darren McFadden actually had a good game. Seriously. Well, at least fantasy wise.

Brandon Jackson could be a hot name on the fantasy waiver wire next week.

The talk of Week 1 is going to be Calvin Johnson’s game-winning touchdown that wasn’t.

Some trickery from Steelers defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau that might otherwise go unnoticed led directly to the overtime win against the Falcons on Sunday.

Remember that one episode of Batman when Robin saved the Caped Crusader? Yeah, me neither.

Arian Foster is showcasing why he was one of my favorite sleepers.

Here is a little friendly advice for all of you fantasy enthusiasts — make sure your lineup is set the way you want it before you start running your mouth.

As season-opening games creep into the third quarter, more and more players succumb to injuries. Here are the latest updates to hit the NFL.com news desk.

Cardinals RB Beanie Wells (knee) has been ruled out of Sunday’s season opener against the Rams. Wells didn’t participate in practice Friday and was listed as questionable in the team’s final injury report.

We’ve been witness to some vintage Chris Johnson in the first half of the Titans/Raiders tilt.

Beanie Wells is out of action, so Tim Hightower becomes a great start in fantasy leagues.

Lions QB Matthew Stafford injured his throwing shoulder during the second quarter of Sunday’s season opener against the Bears and will not return.

Shaun Hill will start the second half for the Lions. Thus ending my bold prediction of Matthew Stafford having more fantasy points than Jay Cutler this week.

Lions RB Jahvid Best has scored a pair of first-half touchdowns making him the first Lions player to score two rushing touchdowns in his first game since Billy Sims did it against the Los Angeles Rams in 1980.