There’s no question that DeMarco Murray should be the starter for the Cowboys.

At the midway point of the fantasy season, Jason Smith has a few suggestions for guys who could be fantasy spark plugs the rest of the way.

With so many byes and injuries, running back roulette was a common theme in fantasy football this week, leading to several pretty big fantasy faux pas moments.

In the first hour, Jason Smith, Elliott Harrison and Michael Fabiano discuss why you need Tim Tebow on your roster and when Carson Palmerwill become fantasy ready. In hour two, the guys talk to Steve Wyche about DeMarco Murray’s fantasy value and why you need to pick up Joe McKnight if your running backs are letting you down.

Targeting a quarterback like Ben Roethlisberger could be the key to building a successful fantasy draft strategy. Find out why.

Is this exciting or what? Washington Redskins TE Chris Cooley will be a guest at the NFL Network studios Wednesday and Thursday. Two days of Cooley? It won’t be the first time, and anyone who tried Cooley’s signature ham, peanut butter and mustard sandwich – a.k.a., the Cooley Club – remembers the last visit.

So, it’s a rare occasion when Oklahoma doesn’t have the sort of must-see prospects that could change the complexion of the early stages of the draft. This year, while a young Sooners team builds toward a potential run at the 2011 national title, the school’s pro offerings are limited, with three players projected to be middle-round picks.

With so much focus on the quarterbacks, linemen and wideouts, the running backs have not received a whole lot of attention this week.