In the aftermath of the non-trade of Vincent Jackson, Rams GM Billy Devaney defended the Chargers for holding firm in their asking price.

It looks like Percy Harvin will be active in Week 3, but he’s become a risky fantasy option.

Marshawn Lynch is looking like the Bills’ best fantasy back, but I still wouldn’t start him unless I’m desperate.

Mike Tolbert should be a hot name on the fantasy waiver wire heading into Week 3.

One way to make sense of Brett Favre’s struggles is through a little exercise of compare and contrast.

Jim Schwartz might have us believe that there’s a chance Matthew Stafford could play against the Vikings in Week 3. It sounds like a longshot.

As the Cowboys and Texans prepare for a Week 3 matchup to decide the fate of Texas, the themes emanating from the two locker rooms this week are quite contradictory.

Donovan McNabb was asked his opinion of the quarterback flip-flop in Philadelphia, and did his best to stay out of it.

Stop me if you have heard this one before — RB Beanie Wells expects to play on Sunday. Of course he does. Even coach Ken Whisenhunt is getting tired of repeating the same refrain over the past couple of weeks.

Today’s Tweet of the Day to @nflfantasy asks, “Who should I start this week Jerome Harrison or Peyton Hillis?”

Chargers RB Ryan Mathews and WR Malcom Floyd missed practice on Wednesday, according to a team release.

Besides hunting quarterbacks, Jared Allen fills his free time trying his hand at hunting large game. That, and writing cookbooks.

Who is to blame for the 0-2 start in Dallas this season?

Titans coach Jeff Fisher joins Rich Eisen to talk about his decision to pull Vince Young and the quarterback situation moving forward.

The Raiders need a quarterback with swagger and substance, and the team will rally around the play of Bruce Gradkowski.