Titans QB Kerry Collins can still bring it. The old man outscored Colts QB Peyton Manning two weeks ago, and now he’s lighting up the Texans, as the Titans lead 21-0.

If you landed Arian Foster or Peyton Hillis, chances are you’re in the playoff hunt.

You really have to appreciate the moxie of Steelers WR Mike Wallace who called Jets CB Darrelle Revis “just another guy.”

Well, at least he did not call him a slouch.

Did Week 14 seem to over promise some great weather games and then under deliver? Like “Star Wars Episode I, the Phantom Menace.” And the only weather game we got was a blowout. But it was the start of the fantasy playoffs for most of you, so lets search through the wreckage.

Did any of you imagine that Cardinals rookie QB John Skelton was going to have an impact in the fantasy playoffs? Or maybe the fairer question would be to ask if any of you had heard of Skelton prior to this week?

A few items on my mind this week after emerging from the film room, starting with the team that gets my vote as the NFL’s most improved.

The Lions will start Drew Stanton at quarterback vs. the Bears, and while the former Michigan State Spartan will not draw any interest in fantasy circles, he certainly could impact one of the best receivers, Calvin Johnson. Megatron continued to produce big numbers with QB Shaun Hill, but can you really trust him to do the same with Stanton?

For the first time, Cortland Finnegan addressed the fracas with Andre Johnson and the $25,000 fines for both players that followed.

Texans WR Andre Johnson will not be suspended following his brawl with Titans CB Cortland Finnegan, sources told NFL Network’s Jason La Canfora. Good news for those counting on Johnson for the final weeks of the fantasy football regular season.

With an assist from the NFL Network research desk and the crew at @NFLfootballinfo, here’s a look at the most notable numbers and performances from Sunday’s games in Week 12.

Pulling in a couple of fantasy thoughts from the Twitterverse.

Everybody loves a good brawl on the field, including the charities that will be the beneficiaries of those hefty fines that will be doled out. Well everybody other than those who have Texans WR Andre Johnson on their team.

Tempers boiled over midway through the fourth quarter, and Texans WR Andre Johnson and Titans CB Cortland Finnegan were ejected.

Pulling in a couple of fantasy thoughts from the Twitterverse:

Poor Chargers QB Philip Rivers, four touchdowns and nobody is going to bother to notice. At least not after Eagles QB Michael Vick set the bar so high. At least he’s in the mix for Hall of Fame QB Dan Marino‘s single-season passing record.