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Ryan Mathews is one of the top breakout candidates in fantasy football, and he seems ready to make some noise.

Demaryius Thomas could be on the cusp of fantasy greatness. I had a chance to sit down with the talented wideout and get his thoughts on the 2012 season.

NFL fans love touchdowns, applaud exciting catches and cheer their heroes to victory. But in the case of Jack Bshara, it was a team and its star player that did the cheering.

If Ray Rice holds out of training camp to land a new contract, it could put a dent into his lofty fantasy appeal.

Beanie Wells has value as a No. 2 fantasy runner, but another knee surgery is definitely cause for at least some concern.

Dallas Clark and Kellen Winslow will be wearing new uniforms in 2012, but neither will have much fantasy appeal.

The Eagles have locked up LeSean McCoy, a top-five fantasy pick in 2012, to a long-term contract extension.

Kenny Britt’s second knee surgery in less than one year shouldn’t have fantasy owners too worried about his 2012 value.

Maurice Jones-Drew will be skipping OTAs, but I’m not worried about him losing fantasy value. At least not just yet.

Reggie Bush wants to win the rushing title in 2012. I like the motivation, but he still has a lot to prove in fantasy land.

Kenny Britt has the tools to be a No. 1 fantasy wideout. But the possibility of having a second knee surgery is cause for some concern.

Adrian Peterson, Jamaal Charles and DeMarco Murray are all coming off injuries in 2011. Find out how this trio is progressing and where you should target them in fantasy drafts.

If you think Browns rookie running back Trent Richardson is being overvalued in fantasy football, you might want to think again.

New Raiders coach Dennis Allen told the San Jose Mercury News that he thinks Darren McFadden can be a workhorse running back in 2012.