With an assist from the NFL Network research desk and the crew at @NFLfootballinfo, here’s a look at the most notable numbers and performances from Sunday’s games in Week 12.

A look at Week 6 through some of the most notable numbers of the week, with an assist from George Li of the NFL Network research desk.

One of the NFL’s most electric players might be seeing a few fewer opportunities to be electric. At least on offense. That, for now, is the Bears’ plan for Devin Hester.

It’s the morning after … nine games were on the NFL preseason slate on Saturday night, so let’s take a bullet-point look on thoughts and observations from around the league.

The Bears offense is like the sun. Use precaution, and you could get a nice warming glow. Move haphazardly, and you will end up burned.

Thomas Jones is listed ahead of Jamaal Charles on the Chiefs depth chart. How does that affect Charles’ fantasy value?

Most Bears fans — and fantasy enthusiasts, too — are hoping that Devin Hester could develop into a true No. 1 receiver.

Can the Bears finally produce a 1,000-yard receiver this season?

The competition for targets in the Bears pass attack is one that fantasy leaguers need to watch in the weeks to come.

How the Bears wide receivers stack up under new OC Mike Martz has been one of the biggest storylines of the offseason. Devin Hester and Johnny Knox appear to be set as the starters.

While anything can change between now and September, it looks like Jay Cutler‘s primary targets at receiver will be Devin Hester and Johnny Knox.

Bears QB Jay Cutler was asked about Terrell Owens possibly joining the Bears during this past weekend’s Fan Expo, and the quarterback did not really take to the idea

You know Donovan McNabb trade rumors have reached a fevered pitched when the celebrity gossip sites are making reports.

Buccaneers fans may be growing a little anxious over some perceived inaction by the team’s front office. But general manager Mark Dominik is preaching patience.

This and much more around the Web.

Free-agent WR Torry Holt seems like a natural fit with the Bears, who recently hired offensive coordinator Mike Martz. Holt enjoyed the best years of his career under Martz in St. Louis and said that he would consider coming to Chicago.