Randy Moss and Terrell Owens might be a little long in the tooth, but will they still have fantasy value once the lockout ends?

It it’s Monday (and we’re sorry to say it is), that means it’s time to review Sunday night’s episode of NFL Network’s “Top 100 Players of 2011” series.

Opinions are mixed on whether Michael Vick, the league’s most athletic quarterback, can pull off an encore in 2011.

No position is better represented on NFL Network’s “Top 100 Players of 2011″ than wide receiver, with 18 making the cut as voted by players. On Sunday, 10 more players were revealed, including two wideouts — Miles Austin (No.70) and Brandon Marshall (No. 61). Austin and Marshall join fellow wideouts Terrell Owens (91), Josh Cribbs (84), Mike Williams (83), Santonio Holmes (76), and Greg Jennings (74) with 11 more to come. NFL Network analyst Warren Sapp believes Marshall would be higher on the list with more stability at the QB position in Miami. “I think that might have a little something to do with the quarterback that was throwing him the ball,” Sapp said. “Normally when you have a good […]

We present the first ‘special edition’ of the Dave Dameshek Football Program as the gang tackles the latest edition of the NFL Network’s Top 100 show. Those regular listeners of the program know that Dave has not been shy about his thoughts on the show.In this episode, Dave is flabbergasted to find that not only has a fullback broken into the Top 100, but he’s ahead of a number of quarterbacks.

The ranking of Cowboys QB Tony Romo at No. 72 on the NFL Network’s “The Top 100″ has provided various levels of consternation for many in NFL Nation.

Tiki Barber‘s decision to unretire and play next season didn’t elicit a great deal of support from most NFL observers. But his former teammate, Giants LT David Diehl, was in the NFL Network house Friday and said Barber will prove the naysayers wrong.

Plaxico Burress returning to the Giants is believed to be possible, but one person with some insight — starting LT David Diehl — doesn’t see the receiver coming back. However, it’s not for the reasons you might expect.

Christian Ponder says he wasn’t surprised the Vikings made him the 12th overall pick in last month’s draft. That would put him in the clear minority, because it was a move the surprised nearly everyone else.

In fairness to Jay Cutler, he needs in Chicago what he had in Denver, a true No. 1 receiver.

From the moment Cam Newton was drafted first overall by the Panthers last month, the conversation surrounding the quarterback has been if he should start from Day 1.

It might surprise some that one of the Saints who wants Reggie Bush to remain with the team is the player whose presence makes him expendable — first-round draft pick Mark Ingram.

Mercifully, it appears official. The “what number will Cam Newton wear?” mini-controversy is over.

Jacksonville Jaguars tight end Marcedes Lewis paid a visit to the NFL Network studios.

Can Michael Vick duplicate — or improve — on his immense 2010 numbers? Fantasy owners would be wise not to expect that sort of scenario.