It’s a very big question: Who is most to blame for the lost season in Minnesota?

Jeff Fisher is never going to let one player hold his team hostage. The focus is and always should be on the team, and never about anyone else but the team. For Vince Young to walk out on Fisher in front of the whole team, it was clear he was walking out on them.

Leslie Fraiser has a daunting task, but here is some advice to help him adjust to the new role and help fantasy enthusiasts.

Giants QB Eli Manning has always lived in his brother’s shadow, but always seems to outperform Peyton. Now Eli gets a chance to do it again.

Turmoil surrounding the Vikings’ coaching situation aside, Thanksgiving week is big for Minnesota WR Bernard Berrian. Not just because of the great feast, but because Thanksgiving gives Berrian a perfect opportunity to give back during his third annual Turkey Giveaway this week in South Minneapolis.

Steve Wyche reports on the firing of Brad Childress in Minnesota, discussing whether the team quit on its head coach, what role Brett Favre played in the situation and if interim coach Leslie Frazier can be a galvanizing force in the locker room.

The San Diego Union-Tribune is reporting that TE Antonio Gates is going to try to play Monday night against the Broncos. Gates (foot) is listed as questionable.

Vince Young is out as the starter for the Titans, and his long-term future in Tennessee appears to be in jeopardy as well.

Deion Sanders breaks down his top 10 performances from Week 11.

A look at some of the notable nuggets from Week 11 with the help of the NFL Network research desk, including Ronde Barber and Ray Lewis reaching some historic milestones.

Vince Young, Colt McCoy and Vernon Davis were among the players who suffered injuries in Week 11. Here’s a bullet-look at injuries around the league.

Late during their blowout loss to the Saints, the Seahawks announced WR Mike Williams wouldn’t return due to a left foot injury.

49ers TE Vernon Davis has been sidelined against the Bucs with an ankle injury.

Hey, there’s Colts WR Reggie Wayne. The team’s top receiver has been invisible at times, at least in the end zone. This was only Wayne’s fourth touchdown reception of the season.

It looks like Colts WR Austin Collie‘s day in Foxborough is done.