Andre Johnson is out yet again, but fantasy owners shouldn’t quit on the talented wideout just yet.

Adrian Peterson is a game-time decision for Minnesota this week, meaning fantasy owners should stay on alert in case he plays. And have a contingency plan ready in case he doesn’t.

Several big name fantasy players are trying to fight their way back from injuries to play in Week 14, but fantasy owners should be wary of all of them.

Matt “Money” Smith joins Elliot Harrison and Michael Fabiano to talk fantasy football down the stretch and what to do about returning wide receiver Andre Johnson and Dolphins starter Matt Moore. The guys also look forward to the fantasy playoffs and debate whether “Die Hard” is a true Christmas movie or not.

Kevin Kolb could return for Arizona this week, which might not be good news for Larry Fitzgerald.

The Texans remain optimistic Andre Johnson can return to action Sunday, even though he has been limited in practice most of the week.

Andre Johnson, Sam Bradford and Fred Davis were either limited or missing from practice Wednesday, but all hold out hope of playing Sunday. Fantasy owners, however, might want to consider contingency plans.

With the monotony of Indianapolis’ annual contention for the AFC South stifled by Peyton Manning’s injury, Houston and Tennessee will battle for the division lead Sunday as we approach the season’s midpoint.

Hall of Fame receiver Michael Irvin told “NFL Total Access” Saturday that he believes Wes Welker of the Patriots is “bar none” the best receiver in the NFL.

Hour 1 -  Hour 2 – Subscribe to the podcast via iTunes This week on the Fantasy Live podcast, Michael Fabiano, Jason Smith, and Elliott Harrison talk about injuries to Rashard Mendenhall and Andre Johnson, and talk to Marshall Faulk about the popularity of fantasy football. In the second hour, the guys debate what to do with your flex spot and which running backs and wide receivers should sit in Week 5.

Yes, Darrelle Revis is imposing to opposing fantasy owners, but Jason Smith says you don’t always need to be afraid of him.

The Texans have been coy about Andre Johnson’s injury, but there is starting to be some clarity as to its severity.

Texans coach Gary Kubiak assured fantasy enthusiasts when he said that WR Dre Johnson was going to miss “some time.” And by assuring us, I mean he could not have been more vague. Oh well, hopefully Dre will start tweeting out MRI photos like his teammate Arian Foster did.

Andre Johnson’s injury might not be as serious as first thought, but it could still be enough to keep him out for a time.

Fantasy owners looking for a breakout candidate at running back should look no further than Shonn Greene.