David Garrard and Matt Moore will compete for the top spot in Miami. Unfortunately, neither is going to make a significant fantasy impact in 2012.

Mike Tolbert’s move to Carolina isn’t good for anyone in the Panthers backfield, but it does make Ryan Mathews more attractive.

Matt Flynn’s move to Seattle improves his fantasy value, but it doesn’t make him a No. 1 option in 2012.

Brandon Lloyd’s reunion with Josh McDaniels in New England is great news in fantasy land.

Out of the Peyton Manning race, the Dolphins would be wise to add potential fantasy sleeper Matt Flynn sooner than later.

With Mike Tolbert on his way out of San Diego, Ryan Mathews is quickly becoming a fantasy breakout candidate.

The Chiefs will have a solid 1-2 punch in their backfield with Peyton Hillis in the mix, but his presence will hurt the value of Jamaal Charles.

Laurent Robinson was a fantasy darling with the Cowboys last season, but his stock has taken a huge hit now that he’s in Jacksonville.

Reggie Wayne and Marques Colston are staying home, but Robert Meachem will be wearing a new uniform in 2012. Michael Fabiano has the latest.

Newly-acquired WR Vincent Jackson will help the Buccaneers pass attack, but his fantasy value has taken a slight hit.

The Redskins added Pierre Garcon to their offense on Tuesday, but his move to D.C. won’t improve his fantasy appeal.

Brandon Marshall is back with Jay Cutler, making both players more attractive for fantasy owners in 2012.

Randy Moss is back in the NFL, but he doesn’t figure to make a major fantasy impact in San Francisco.

The Redskins are in the driver’s seat for Robert Griffin III after trading up for the No. 2 pick in April’s draft. But what are the fantasy implications?

The Colts followed the release of fantasy superstar Peyton Manning by parting ways with two other former fantasy stars on Friday.