Beanie Wells is seeing more carries in Week 5, but it’s not equaling more fantasy production.

Ryan Mathews is continuing to be held back in the Chargers offense — and fantasy football.

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers suffered a concussion in overtime, the team confirmed, meaning that many fantasy strategists might need to ensure that their roster is in order next week.

St. Louis QB Sam Bradford was the hot pickup this week, as enthusiasts scrambled to replace bye week starters Tom Brady and Chad Henne.

The list of walking wounded for the Packers following Sunday’s loss in Washington has grown by one: Aaron Rodgers.

Chiefs coach Todd Haley has become persona non grata among fantasy enthusiasts for his use of his running backs Jamaal Charles and Thomas Jones. But could he finally be correcting himself?

Bruce Gradkowski didn’t make it through the first quarter Sunday against the Chargers.

Texans RB Arian Foster banged his knee on Sunday, right before halftime. But the team hopes that he will be o.k. according to the club’s Nick Scurfield (via Twitter).

If you were told to pick the one player who was going to score a touchdown in the Colts vs. Chiefs game, how many of you would have taken Mike Hart?

Calvin Johnson was announced as questionable to return by the Lions during the fourth quarter due to a shoulder injury.

Welcome to fantasy football, where Brandon Lloyd is a superstar!

The Packers announced OLB Clay Matthews – who was having another strong performance on Sunday — won’t return during the fourth quarter against the Redskins due to cramping in his hamstring.

Is Matt Schaub still an elite fantasy quarterback? I’m not so sure anymore.

Todd Collins is out for the Bears, Caleb Hanie is in.

The Colts are locked in a tight game against the Chiefs, and currently don’t have Josph Addai on the field.