A running log of NFL Week 16 from a fantasy perspective.

Need a win to sneak into your fantasy league playoffs? Jason Smith has a short list of important rules to remember in order to get a much-needed win in the regular season finale.

With featured fantasy running backs in short supply, Jason Smith runs down some of the league’s RB committees to determine who the best options are going forward.

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

Veteran TE Ben Hartsock has agreed to terms on a two-year deal with the Panthers, according to a league source.

With DeAngelo Williams staying in Carolina, fantasy owners will have to deal with yet another backfield committee.

The Panthers are heavily committed to retaining their young core, as I’ve been reporting for months, with pass rusher Charles Johnson chief among them. And he opted to stay with the team Tuesday, agreeing to a six-year, $72 million contract, according to NFL.com’s Steve Wyche, with $32 million guaranteed after the NFC South rival Falcons hotly pursued him.

If the Cardinals acquire Kevin Kolb, the fantasy appeal of Larry Fitzgerald will quickly rise.

If recent reports are true, dynasty league owner of Knowshon Moreno need to keep close tabs on what the Broncos do at running back once the lockout ends.

The Broncos plan to run the football more often in 2011, which is good news for the value of Knowshon Moreno. Or is it?

If the lockout lingers into training camp, handcuffing your top running backs could become more important than ever.

Bengals owner MIke Brown won’t trade Carson Palmer, leaving the value of several of the team’s top fantasy wideouts in a state of decline.

Bengals WR Chad Ochocinco could be on the move this offseason, but his fantasy value isn’t likely to increase.

Cowboys QB Tony Romo could be one of the biggest steals in fantasy football drafts this season. Find out why.

While there are many marquee wideouts hungry for contracts, there aren’t too many premium running backs available.