The weather could have a major effect on the first week of the fantasy football postseason.

You can’t blame Terrell Owens for wanting to return next season to the place where he’s had so much success.

Bengals coach Marvin Lewis told NFL Network’s Kara Henderson that QB Carson Palmer will start Thursday night against the Jets.

Pulling in a couple of fantasy thoughts from the Twitterverse:

Titans QB Vince Young (ankle) is a true game-time decision (a decision that will be brought to you on NFL.com Fantasy LIVE on Sunday morning) against the Dolphins.

Well at least one Lions quarterback is a quick healer. Shaun Hill appears to have recovered from a broke arm that sidelined him on Oct. 17 as he worked with the first-team offense on Wednesday.

Is it me, or are most of the good fantasy players doing nothing so far today?

Week 7 has been huge for quarterbacks and wide receivers, both on the field and in fantasy football.

The Bengals are out of synch, Carson Palmer is struggling and Chad Ochocinco is … whoa. Where have you been, Ochocinco?

Sometimes it’s difficult for players to take the medicine of truth to improve their game. Carson Palmer responded with his actions, and despite a loss to the Browns found his mojo.

Something is missing in Cincinnati. And if Carson Palmer can’t find his rhythm, the offense will continue to struggle.

As long as the wins keep coming, Terrell Owens says he has no reason to gripe.

Every year we have been waiting for the return of Carson Palmer. Which has been running a similar course as to waiting for this Michael Imperioli cop show to really hit with the networks. Because Palmer — much like Imperioli — is somebody that you cannot help rooting for. And besides, I watched him back in the day.

Winning “ugly” might not be enough for the Cincinnati Bengals. Marvin Lewis has found himself having to defend Carson Palmer this week over the team’s offensive struggles.

Remember that one episode of Batman when Robin saved the Caped Crusader? Yeah, me neither.