The quarterbacks taking up the top spot of the fantasy leader board are many of the usual suspects — Patriots QB Tom Brady, Packers QB Aaron Rodgers, St. Louis QB Sam Bradford…

Bucs starting free safety and special teams standout Cody Grimm was carted off the field at M&T Bank Stadium Sunday with what all indications are a serious left ankle injury.

Bills WR Stevie Johnson drops the winner letting down not only Bills fans, but many fantasy enthusiasts.

An undisclosed leg injury has forced Seahawks CB Marcus Trufant out of Sunday’s game against the Chiefs.

If you have Vikings RB Adrian Peterson, your heart probably stopped a little bit after he went out of Sunday’s game at Washington. And then you probably asked yourself, why didn’t I have RB Toby Gerhart handcuffed to him?

Pulling in a couple of fantasy thoughts from the Twitterverse.

Everybody loves a good brawl on the field, including the charities that will be the beneficiaries of those hefty fines that will be doled out. Well everybody other than those who have Texans WR Andre Johnson on their team.

Tempers boiled over midway through the fourth quarter, and Texans WR Andre Johnson and Titans CB Cortland Finnegan were ejected.

Eagles DE Juqua Parker has been ruled out of Sunday’s tilt against the Bears because of a hip injury.

Broncos LB D.J. Williams is active for Sunday’s game against the Rams, despite a concussion that limited him in practice earlier in the week.

For those of you who follow the Titans, you’ll want to know that starting C Eugene Amano is done for the day against the Texans.

The Dolphins announced that QB Chad Henne will start Sunday’s game against the Raiders.

The injuries continue to pile up between the Vikings and Redskins at FedEx Field.

Seahawks WR Mike Williams, whose career resurgence has been one of the NFL’s top stories this season, will not play Sunday against the Chiefs because of a foot injury.

Alright, we are at halftime and some quarterbacks are going to need to show something here. Consider this your written warning.