Pulling in a couple of fantasy thoughts from the Twitterverse.

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

A look at the notable injuries from Sunday’s games in Week 12.

Big moments are what defines the NFL. And some of the best ones even get a fancy nickname. Here are my top six most memorable plays in NFL history.

With an assist from the NFL Network research crew, here’s a look at some of the most notable statistics from Week 10.

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 Cowboys have become that slow-pitch softball team that leads the opposing beer-bellied manager to yell, “everyone hits,” as his team clamors to get to the plate.

Tom Brady is expected to play against the Steelers, but should you play him on your fantasy team?

The Halloween edition of Let’s Go Primetime brought some new players to Deion Sanders’ weekly list of top performers.

Oh the shame! My Cowboys are terrible, but they’re great if you have Jags on your fantasy team.

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

A missed block might have cost Cowboys rookie FB Chris Gronkowski his starting job.

The Jaguars are going to be a more run-oriented team if QBs David Garrard and Trent Edwards are unable to go this week. Noted fantasy enthusiasts — and Jaguars RB — Maurice Jones-Drew spoke for all of us when he said, “It’s about time. Why didn’t it happen sooner?”

With Jay Cutler out, fantasy owners should turn to a sleeper quarterback for help in Week 5.

Jack Del Rio says what the Jaguars really need is a spark. Any type of spark. He believes the rest will follow.