In today’s Three and Out: Emmanuel Sanders is staying in Pittburgh, Victor Cruz hasn’t shown up in New York and Peyton Manning is making the best of things in Denver … which is pretty darn good.

The NFL.com fantasy crew tracks some of the key free agent movement and how it will affect fantasy values heading into 2013.

Can Detroit Lions wide receiver Calvin Johnson be trusted in light of his injury revelation?

The Pittsburgh Steelers have revamped their passing attack this year courtesy of Offensive Coordinator Todd Haley.

Pittsburgh Steelers wideout Antonio Brown just had his Week 2 prospects elevated with the New York Jets announcement Darrelle Revis will miss their match up.

Is Pittsburgh Steelers’ wideout Antonio Brown a safer fantasy football draft selection than his counterpart Mike Wallace?

Snoop Dogg implores the Pittsburgh Steelers to bring Mike Wallace back into the fold.

Happy Friday everybody! I know it was only a four-day week, but somehow it made me more ready for the weekend. That said, let’s hit the ground running here. In the Greene: Sometimes I just can’t help myself with some guys and I draft them when I probably shouldn’t. That said, I’m excited about Shonn Greene this year for the Jets. Offensive coordinator Tony Sparano told reporters Greene was going to surpass 253 attempt this season. Which was already a lot. When you think about how Reggie Bush rebounded with Sparano in Miami, I’m excited about Greene this year. And with quarterbacks like Mark Sanchez and Tim Tebow, you can understand why the Jets will run the ball a lot […]

With Plaxico Burress searching for a new home, he could end up right back where he started from. The Steelers and Giants are both reportedly interested in his services.

With so many salary cap issues to wade through, the Steelers are in danger of losing Mike Wallace which would impact Pittsburgh’s offense and Wallace’s fantasy value.

Jim Irsay says he’s willing to welcome back Peyton Manning, but could it create a QB logjam that will frustrate fantasy owners?

With a number of salary cap issues to deal with and the future of Hines Ward up for debate, the Pittsburgh Steelers could look significantly different next season.

Randy Moss says he’s planning a comeback to professional football, but the fantasy market may not be quite so welcoming.

With Todd Haley as Pittsburgh’s new offensive coordinator, with the Steelers offense resemble some of the high-powered Arizona Cardinals attacks of years past?

With the season coming to a close, the crew at “Playbook” has taken to the film to find players who made marked improvements on the field. Today, we look at wide receivers.