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.

Here’s a look at a few news and notes from around the fantasy world, including the status of Cardinals WR Anquan Boldin.

Chris Johnson isn’t fooling around when he says the Titans are trying to do something that’s never been done.

Panthers QB Jake Delhomme (chest) and Cardinals WR Anquan Boldin (ankle) were the marquee players injured during Sunday’s afternoon games.

With Titans RB LenDale White injured, Chris Johnson should see much of the work in New England.

Rain could be a major factor in the two Week 6 games being played in the northeast.

Is Saints RB Pierre Thomas going to lose carries (and fantasy value) to Mike Bell the rest of the season? It could happen.

Jets QB Mark Sanchez is on his way to a big stat line for fantasy owners.

Texans RB Steve Slaton’s lack of production has led to a lot of rumbling coming out of Houston, including remarks from coach Gary Kubiak earlier in the week that alluded to the team’s interest in then-free-agent RB Cedric Benson over the summer. Now Kubiak is suggesting that Slaton, who has deferred most goal-line and short-yardage situations to Chris Brown, could lose more carries to fifth-year veteran Ryan Moats.

Every year the NFL has what I like to refer to Jekyll-and-Hyde teams. As an analyst, it is particularly frustrating and for fans it has to be impossible to handle. Here’s a list of the 2009 teams.

Titans RB Chris Johnson is on his way to a huge day for fantasy owners.

I’m not sure you could fit more into one day. It was a success for some and a disappointment for others, but no matter how you cut it, NFL’s Opening Kickoff 2009 certainly was entertaining.

Troy Polamalu makes the plays in an otherwise scoreless first quarter.

Ben Roethlisberger’s sack altered field position and changed the early tenor of the game.

The fantasy football season is here! Rejoice! Have fun, talk trash, but don’t overthink your starting lineup! Consider this your fantasy football intervention.