Antonio Gates believes he is ready to re-emerge into an elite tight end once again in 2012. But should you draft him?

The Colts will take Andrew Luck with the first overall pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, but where should you take him in your fantasy leagues?

Could the St. Louis Rams trade Steven Jackson and look to draft Alabama’s Trent Richardson? Such a scenario would have massive fantasy implications.

It looks like Mike Wallace will remain in the Steel City, so fantasy football owners can breathe a sigh of relief.

Cam Newton or Calvin Johnson will be on the cover of the new Madden game. What does this mean for your fantasy draft in 2012?

Mikel Leshoure’s is making all the wrong news this offseason, and it could affect his fantasy value for next season.

With Brandon Jacobs now in San Francisco, the fantasy value of Frank Gore takes a slight hit heading into the 2012 season.

Michael Bush isn’t going to do anything but hurt the value of Matt Forte. But does his departure mean a fantasy sleeper will emerge in Oakland?

BenJarvus Green-Ellis has a chance to be a viable fantasy option in Cincinnati, assuming the team doesn’t add another running back.

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.