Maurice Jones-Drew stuck up for running backs, saying that they are still a dominant fantasy commodity. But, as Marcas Grant writes, things aren’t what they used to be with fantasy RB values.

A grown man shouldn’t believe in the Madden Curse, but it will impact my fantasy draft.

A fantasy rundown of the Week 17 NFL games.

In this week’s Fantasy Feedback: The Broncos aren’t throwing it, the Lions and Ravens aren’t running it and no one knows exactly what the Redskins are doing.

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.

With Derrick Ward and Ben Tate nursing injuries, it could be another productive week for Arian Foster.

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.

Not every back can be LeSean McCoy. In fact, Jason Smith says if you have Ahmad Bradshaw, you’re doing alright.

Yesterday we took a look at the surprising WRs who were targeted the most in Week 3, and also a glance at some surprising trends that brought us names like Andre Caldwell, Davone Bess and Dane Sanzenbacher (Jim Tressel is smiling somewhere). Today, it’s time to spotlight the RBs and take a look at the ‘touch leaders’ for Week 3.

Jason Smith takes a look at which running back platoons are the most attractive in Week 3.

Yet again Arian Foster owners need to keep tabs on whether the running back will see action this week.

With Sunday’s action is in the books, some early impressions of what went down in Week 2.

Arian Foster’s return to the Texans won’t mean the end of Ben Tate’s role, according to sources.

NFL Network insider Jason La Canfora checked in Thursday on “NFL Total Access” to discuss one of the secrets behind Panthers rookie QB Cam Newton’s record-breaking debut, which running back will have the most carries for the Texans in Week 2 and the latest in Terrelle Pryor’s appeal process.

Arian Foster is one step closer to facing the Dolphins on Sunday. Texans coach Gary Kubiak told reporters that Foster — who has become a hit with the nation’s youth — looked “much better” in Thursday’s practice.