Cowboys WR Dez Bryant is talented. Duh. He’s big, he’s strong, he’s fast, he’s got great hands, he has great balance. Yet we are all still waiting to see how good the former first-round pick from Oklahoma State can be.

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.

Two of the league’s most explosive wide receivers — Andre Johnson of the Texans and Dez Bryant of the Cowboys — are among those who are restructuring their deals in order to create more salary cap space for their teams, according to sources.

Channing Crowder said from Radio Row on Wednesday that he’s ready to return to the NFL. He said it won’t be with the Dolphins though, not as long as general manager Jeff Ireland is still with the team.

In this week’s Fantasy Feedback: The Broncos aren’t throwing it, the Lions and Ravens aren’t running it and no one knows exactly what the Redskins are doing.

We hear a lot of banter from the public about the “Playbook” crew’s picks every week, especially when fans ardently disagree with a choice of a winner.

Since misery loves company, here’s a chance for fantasy owners to vent about what they would have done differently in Week 4.

Willis McGahee is expected to start Sunday against Green Bay, but Knowshon Moreno could cut into his production.

With kickoff of Week 2 hours away, the playing status of some prominent names is coming into clearer focus.

Star receiver Calvin Johnson’s status is in doubt for the Lions’ home opener against the Chiefs.

Dez Bryant isn’t a sure thing to play on Sunday, meaning other Cowboys receivers could benefit against San Francisco.

We take an updated look at the status of notable injured players around the NFL.

Cowboys WR Dez Bryant went to the locker room during the third quarter of Sunday night’s game against the Jets.

If recent reports are true, dynasty league owner of Knowshon Moreno need to keep close tabs on what the Broncos do at running back once the lockout ends.

Cowboys WR Dez Bryant has a ton of talent, but offseason red flags make him a risk-reward option in fantasy land.