In today’s Three and Out: RG3 takes another step in his comeback; the Seahawks have lots of plans for Percy Harvin and Randall Cobb has a high ceiling.

The NFL.com fantasy crew tracks some of the key free agent movement and how it will affect fantasy values heading into 2013.

In today’s Three and Out: Brandon Weeden says he can play better, Steven Jackson will likely play elsewhere and Fred Davis is ready to play again.

In today’s Three and Out: the Eagles plan to do a lot of running; Ronnie Hillman will do more running; Fred Davis is running ahead of schedule with his rehab.

Should fantasy football owners be worried about Jacksonville Jaguars running back Maurice Jones-Drew‘s foot injury?

No, this isn’t a lockout-filled summer. Not this year. But that doesn’t mean players have abandoned the idea of getting together and throwing as a means of building cohesion. The Texans recently did it. And now, so will the Redskins. I spent the morning at Motion Imaginary Studio-A in Dallas, watching as Redskins QB Robert Griffin III shot a commercial for Subway. He was announced as its newest famous fan, joining the likes of Blake Griffin, Ndamukong Suh and others. You probably saw some highlights on Twitter (right). Anyway, as RG3 was being driven from one site to the next, we spoke for about 10 minutes. You’ll read a bunch of that tomorrow on NFL.com. But he clued me in on […]

Here’s a look at some of the top fantasy stories on a Tuesday. And if you missed it — and need to vent — as always, it’s the Monday Nightmare.

Andre Johnson, Sam Bradford and Fred Davis were either limited or missing from practice Wednesday, but all hold out hope of playing Sunday. Fantasy owners, however, might want to consider contingency plans.

In today’s Three and out: Tim Tebow’s days as Denver starter could be short-lived, Fred Davis is in a walking boot and Cleveland is dangerously short on running backs.

Arian Foster missed a third straight practice Friday and will be a game-time decision against the Colts.

Chris Cooley hasn’t practiced since Aug. 4 because of swelling in his right knee, but the Redskins tight end told CSN Washington that he has every expectation that he’ll be ready to go for the season opener against the Giants.

Fantasy owners should have Redskins TE Chris Cooley available for Week 7 against the Bears.

Redskins TE Chris Cooley was limited in practice on Wednesday, taking part in light drills. But there is a hope that Cooley can practice on Wednesday.

The 2010 season started with high fantasy expectations regarding a number of tight ends, but suddenly, that talent pool is taking a beating like a Bears quarterback.

Find out what I’ll be watching on Friday night when the NFL’s preseason schedule continues with three games.