The number of featured backs around the NFL has been dwindling for years. Now it looks like one of the biggest names in fantasy football could find himself in a time-share next season.

Tony Romo is expected to be under center for the regular season finale Sunday. If his past track record is any indication, fantasy owners should feel comfortable having him in their lineups.

Calvin Johnson has missed two consecutive days of practice and fantasy owners should start looking for backup plans in case Megatron is limited or completely held out.

Daniel Thomas and Matthew Stafford are both back to work after being limited on Wednesday. But the Peyton Hillis will-he-or-won’t-he saga drags on.

Rashard Mendenhall is back and will start on Sunday, putting a dent in Isaac Redman’s fantasy value.

Willis McGahee is expected to start Sunday against Green Bay, but Knowshon Moreno could cut into his production.

Jason Smith takes a look at which running back platoons are the most attractive in Week 3.

After spending last season with the Jets, Jason Taylor‘s seen how a division power prepares for games and believes the Dolphins aren’t doing enough to change the scenery of the AFC East.

The Dolphins worked out running back Thomas Clayton on Tuesday, according to a league source.

The Miami Dolphins will re-sign running back Larry Johnson, according to a league source.

Marques Colston is missing practice time as he recovers from knee surgery, and it’s starting to be a cause for concern in fantasy land.

The deal that sent Reggie Bush to Miami is great for the fantasy value of Daniel Thomas and Mark Ingram.

Handicapping the market for Reggie Bush, NFL Network’s Jason La Canfora would be “surprised” if Bush’s next home isn’t in Philadelphia, St. Louis or Miami.

Randy Moss was the biggest disappointment in fantasy football last season. Can he rebound and make an impact in 2011?

If Chris Johnson holds out of training camp, fantasy owners who draft him would be wise to grab Javon Ringer late on draft day.