Will the dispute between Maurice Jones-Drew and the Jaguars affect his fantasy value? With memories of Chris Johnson fresh in fantasy football owners’ minds, caution could be warranted.

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.

Joseph Addai’s hamstring will most likely keep him out of action this week, while Curtis Painter has solidified his grip on the starting QB job.

Forgive me for acting like Chip Diller from “Animal House,” but I need you all to remain calm. Just because a player blows up on Sunday that does not mean that you should rush out to add him to your fantasy roster. With that in mind, here is a look at some of the top performers from Week 5 and what you should do about these guys.

Beanie Wells won’t ever be in a better position to post big numbers — and thrive for fantasy owners — than he will heading into the 2011 season.

Delone Carter is the type of player that’s en vogue in the NFL right now. A compact running back out of Syracuse, Carter is a change-of-pace type with above-average skills as a receiver out of the backfield. Carter was one of 15 NFL hopefuls on display at Syracuse’s March 23 pro day. Representatives from 26 teams attended the event, held indoors on FieldTurf. Carter (5-8 5/8, 224) ran 40 times of 4.50 and 4.46 and posted a 10-1 broad jump. He stood on his NFL Scouting Combine times in the vertical leap and three-cone drill. He also took part in positional drills. He will find a home somewhere on draft day, likely somewhere in the fourth or fifth round. Another […]