The Rams are hopeful Sam Bradford can play Sunday vs. the Cardinals. With such a favorable matchup, fantasy owners should be optimistic as well.

A high ankle sprain looks like it will keep Sam Bradford on the bench for another week, while hurting the value of several of his Rams teammates.

Sam Bradford is uncertain for Sunday’s game against Dallas and his uncertainty will have a ripple fantasy effect on the rest of the Rams offense.

Some players — and even some coaches — bring a blue-collar, working-man approach to their football, and we like to honor that spirit with the Hardest Working Man award.

With less touchdowns (four) than they have losses this season (five), the Rams were desperate for some kind of weapon on offense.

The trade that sent Brandon Lloyd to St. Louis has major fantasy implications. Find out who benefits the most.

The Broncos’ decision to name Tim Tebow the starting quarterback likely will have a domino effect on the offense that begins with WR Brandon Lloyd and also could include WR Eddie Royal, according to NFL Network’s Michael Lombardi.

Tune into NFL Network’s “Around the League” Friday at 5 p.m. ET to hear San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Michael Crabtree talk about his team’s hot start and big game Sunday against the upstart Detroit Lions.

Brandon Lloyd is expecting to play in Week 3 for Denver, which could affect Eric Decker’s value.

Already short on playmakers Sunday, the Broncos were dealt a tough blow when they lost WR Eddie Royal to an injury during the second quarter against the Bengals.

The Broncos, or what’s left of them, have announced a vast inactive list ahead of their Week 2 matchup against the Bengals.

Adam Rank takes a look at the top fantasy stories on Tuesday.

We’re down to 18 days until the 2011 NFL season begins with the Thursday night game between the Saints and Packers.

The fantasy value of Titans WR Kenny Britt could skyrocket soon … if the team adds a veteran quarterback this summer.

Dave Dameshek will try to be objective despite his Steelers bias, because he is outraged – outraged! – that Ben Roethlisberger showed up Sunday night on NFL Network’s “The Top 100 Players of 2011″ at No. 41. That’s way too low, Dameshek says, and he makes his case in this short bonus podcast.