In today’s Three and Out: The Vikings could court Mike Wallace; Brian Hartline re-signs with the Dolphins and the Giants want Martellus Bennett back.

In today’s Three and Out: Dwyane Bowe will avoid the free agent market and there’s a chance two more notable receivers will do the same.

Can Tennessee Titans running back Chris Johnson raise some eyebrows against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday Night Football?

Well, this motivation poster clearly isn’t doing its job in New Orleans. You almost expect a new poster this week, maybe Sean Payton hanging from a branch with the inscription, “Hang in there, baby!”

Quarterback Drew Brees’ new contract ensures his future not just on the field but in fantasy land as well.

Brett Favre headlined a list of big-name players who sustained injuries in Week 13.

If Brandon Marshall returns in Week 13, that doesn’t mean he’s a lock to start for your fantasy team.

Dolphins WR Brandon Marshall (hamstring) missed practice on Friday and is listed as doubtful for Sunday’s game at Oakland. The Associated Press is reporting that Marshall is unlikey to even make the trip.

Pulling in a couple of fantasy thoughts from the Twitterverse: Should have start Brian Hartline over Brandon Marshall today. Who knew? Marshall has been such a bust. Explain to me how Mike Goodson can rush for 100 yards in a game, but DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart can’t this season? LaDainian Tomlinson is clearly not the same player he was earlier this season. Shonn Greene seeing more and more carries. Remember a few years ago when Tyler Thigpen was a viable fantasy starter with the Chiefs? He’s in there now for the Fish. Everyone in the NFL offices in L.A. rooting for the Browns … and Colt McCoy!. What a finish! Jaguars win on a bomb from David Garrard to […]

The level of concern over the health of Antonio Bryant might have to be raised after the Bengals revealed he has missed four straight practices.

Finally, the Jaguars’ home has a name.

The trade of Brandon Marshall to Miami is great news for the fantasy value of Chad Henne and Eddie Royal.

Dolphins WR Ted Ginn Jr. will be back on the first-team offense Sunday against the Buccaneers after not starting the last two games.