In today’s Three and Out: The Jets and Bills are dropping the flags on the respective QB competitions while the Cowboys could have a RB timeshare brewing.

In today’s Three and Out: Larry Fitzgerald could be back to a No. 1; the Giants are looking to split their No. 1 job and the Cowboys are looking for a No. 2.

In today’s Three and Out: Ryan Fitzpatrick isn’t promised a job while DeMarco Murray and Ryan Mathews could get help to do theirs.

It was “Statement Sunday,” which meant a slate full of fantastic games between playoff contenders. Or so we thought. Three of the six games turned out to be duds. Instead, it was just another week in the NFL where another unsuspecting man got hit in the face with a football. Let’s get to the unexpected (and expected) for week 15.

Can Atlanta Falcons wideout Julio Jones break his home woes against the New Orleans Saints on Thursday Night Football?

Does the injury to New York Jets wideout Santonio Holmes provide hidden value for other players?

NFL fans love touchdowns, applaud exciting catches and cheer their heroes to victory. But in the case of Jack Bshara, it was a team and its star player that did the cheering.

One of the best signs for the Dallas Cowboys today during their OTAs was that RB DeMarco Murray was on the field. The second-year player, who showed off some serious skills last year, is coming off a broken ankle suffered on Dec. 11. In part because of his injury, the ‘Boys lost three of their last four and missed the playoffs. When he was healthy, though, he averaged 5.5 yards per carry. The Cowboys, in fact, won all five games in which he had 20 or more carries. Clearly, he’s valuable. And now, they have him back. Murray looked, well, like himself. (Here is what I said about Murray on Total Access.) How did he feel? “It felt great just […]

Adrian Peterson, Jamaal Charles and DeMarco Murray are all coming off injuries in 2011. Find out how this trio is progressing and where you should target them in fantasy drafts.

It’s the offseason, which means stories and outlooks are generally sunny. That continues right up until mid-August, when teams start to play preseason games and begin to understand what they are missing.

Happy Thursday everybody. I’m sure nobody can concentrate on work today following the huge win by your Los Angeles Kings. Not only America’s team, but also most of Canada’s team for this series, too. But let’s take a look at some of the top fantasy news.

With Todd Haley as Pittsburgh’s new offensive coordinator, with the Steelers offense resemble some of the high-powered Arizona Cardinals attacks of years past?

Will DeMarco Murray be a true featured back in 2012? That remains to be seen, but there are question marks surrounding the Cowboys running back.

With the 2011 fantasy football season in the rear view mirror, Jason Smith looks at who could be the top fantasy pick in 2012. The answer isn’t as simple as you’d think.

With the fantasy season at an end, Jason Smith looks back at the year and builds a list of rules for fantasy owners to help them succeed in 2012.