Vincent Jackson is a physical, big (6-foot-5) game breaker of a receiver. Who would not want him?

Well the Chargers for one.

Looking at the Seahawks 2010 roster, there isn’t a whole lot to like from a fantasy perspective.

Seahawks wide receivers Deion Branch and T.J. Houshmandzadeh took the field on Tuesday for the first time this offseason.

Golden Tate will have some late-round fantasy value as a member of the Seahawks.

Potential trades including Marshawn Lynch and Brandon Marshall would have major fantasy implications.

Some coaches and general managers talked about the 2010 season at the NFL owners meetings. Here’s how their words could translate in the fantasy world.

The signing of WR Nate Burleson is good news for the fantasy value of QB Matthew Stafford.

While Brandon Marshall‘s contentious relationship with coach Josh McDaniels has led many to speculate the receiver will ultimately be traded this offseason, Mike Klis of The Denver Post attributes Marshall’s discomfort in Denver to the murder of teammate Darrent Williams.

According to the Dayton Daily News, the Bengals will use newly-acquired Matt Jones as a tight end.

Seahawks fans should temper their expectations for an immediate turnaround under Pete Carroll. Carroll’s arrival has been widely hailed in Seattle, but until his soon-to-be-appointed general manager overhauls the team’s roster, he is another college coach destined to fail.

As expected, Seahawks LB Leroy Hill will miss Sunday’s NFC West showdown with the 49ers because of a groin injury suffered in Week 1.

The Thursday injury reports have been filed around the league, so we’ll pass along some of the names that caught our attention, including T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Kevin Walter and Pierre Thomas.

QB Marc Bulger is listed as probable on the team’s injury report despite missing St. Louis’ final three preseason games with a broken right pinking.

We all know that anything can happen in the NFL, and last season, the Arizona Cardinals and Atlanta Falcons were among the league’s surprise teams. With that in mind, here are the most dangerous 2008 non-playoff teams that will make noise in 2009, and some might even find their way into the postseason.

Michael Fabiano talks about WR Deion Branch and why he’ll be a risky pick in fantasy drafts next season.