Nevada’s pro day was attended by 15 NFL teams on Tuesday to watch prospects (all of whom attended the NFL Combine) work out. Two linebacker coaches were in attendance.

Brandon Marshall will join some familiar faces in Chicago, and history suggests he’ll be right at home playing with former Denver teammate Jay Cutler under the direction of quarterbacks coach Jeremy Bates.

In acquiring wide receiver Brandon Marshall on Tuesday, the Bears pulled the trigger on a move that makes a lot of sense, both on the field and in their checkbook.

Brandon Marshall is back with Jay Cutler, making both players more attractive for fantasy owners in 2012.

There’s no reason not to be optimistic about what could happen if your team wins the Peyton Manning sweepstakes. Now is the time.

After a great workout with the Saints, Randy Moss could sign in New Orleans and it’s hard to think of a better fantasy fit for the veteran receiver.

Penn State’s Nathan Stupar was among the leading standouts among linebackers in the three-cone drill and short shuttle at the NFL Scouting Combine.

It looks like Matt Forte won’t be leaving Chicago, although it might not be all it’s cracked up to be.

Jason Smith is a Jets fan. That’s bad news for him, since he’s at a Super Bowl featuring the hated Patriots and Giants.

A few observations after the AFC ran away with the 2012 Pro Bowl, 59-41:

A running log of NFL Week 16 from a fantasy perspective.

With fantasy trade deadlines appraoaching, Jason Smith highlights several players that owners should consider targeting to get them over the hump and into the fantasy postseason.

Well that was terrible. Both the game and the ending of my fantasy week. Although it is hard to put this all on Brandon Marshall who had an impressive stat line against Darrelle Revis — 10 receptions for 109 yards. I mean, even desiring anything more than that production against Revis is asking a lot.

The football trade deadline is just that, dead. There is little to no excitement. There is no intrigue. Teams out of the race don’t send picks to other teams for future consideration like in other sports like baseball. Here are some trades I would love to see happen.

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.