The New York Giants finished Sunday’s 34-31 overtime win over the Falcons without RB Brandon Jacobs, who left with a left leg injury during the third quarter and didn’t return.

If Ralph Wilson is serious about making the Bills a prominent NFL franchise once again, it’s time to fork out the money and bring in the right people, writes Buffalo News columnist Jerry Sullivan.

The numbers prove that RB Reggie Bush has been slowly phased out of the vaunted New Orelans Saints’ offensive onslaught. So how does the former Heisman Trophy winner out of USC feel about his reduced role?

Bills QB Trent Edwards, Seahawks LB Lofa Tatupu and Eagles LT Jason Peters were among the players who suffered injuries in Week 6.

Giants starting RT Kareem McKenzie has yet to return to Sunday’s game against the Saints after he was carted off the field late during the second quarter with an injury.

Giants RB Brandon Jacobs left Sunday’s game against the Saints during the second quarter with an undisclosed injury and has yet to return.

Rams WR Donnie Avery scored a touchdown for fantasy owners, but he’s left Sunday’s game in Jacksonville with an injured hip.

All of the juicy soap opera scenarios appear to be coming from one place this season — the NFC East.

Ahmad Bradshaw is on his way to having a big day for fantasy owners.

Is Brandon Jacobs going to lose goal-line work to Ahmad Bradshaw?

A quick spin around some match-ups as kickoff appraoches. The Browns held another negotiating session with WR Josh Cribbs, with a face-to-face session with his agent conducted Saturday in Cleveland. The sides continue to make “good progress” toward a deal.

Here’s a look at my preseason fantasy risers and fallers. If you’re not ranking Chad Ochocinco ahead of Brandon Marshall now, you’re missing something!

Is Steven Jackson worth a first-round pick in 2009 fantasy football drafts? The veteran runner hasn’t lived up to the huge numbers he put in 2006, but will be put in a position to succeed in St. Louis this season.

RB Brandon Jacobs doesn’t think the Giants need WR Braylon Edwards. Or Anquan Boldin, for that matter.

Michael Fabiano discusses the fantasy implications of the NFL Draft.