In today’s Three and Out: the Eagles offense isn’t what you think it is; Golden Tate won’t be an afterthought and Plaxico Burress wants a bigger role.

Percy Harvin’s move to the Great Northwest has major fantasy implications, especially for his new quarterback.

The San Francisco 49ers play host to the Seattle Seahawks tonight in a matchup that has huge implications for the NFC West picture.

The term “Monday Nightmare” might take a different connotation after the controversial ending to the “Monday Night Football” game. But let’s deal with the fantasy impact of what happened on Monday night.

Matt Flynn’s move to Seattle improves his fantasy value, but it doesn’t make him a No. 1 option in 2012.

The NFL Network research team sent out the final numbers on the Bears’ 35-24 win over the Seahawks.

Injuries to starting receivers Mike Williams and Ben Obomanu have left the Seahawks thin against the Panthers.

Saints RB Reggie Bush‘s return to the lineup will have to wait another week after the team declared him inactive for Sunday’s game against the Seahawks.

The Seattle Seahawks have let it be known that T.J. Houshmandzadeh is available. But at what cost is the team willing to make a move?

Rivals of the University of Southern California football program already are having fun with the Trojans, who will receive NCAA sanctions.

Golden Tate will have some late-round fantasy value as a member of the Seahawks.

With day two of the draft, and 66 more picks, in the immediate future, here’s a look at some of the top names still on the board.

The Browns are the latest team to have Tebow in for a visit, as the former Heisman Trophy winner visited Cleveland on Tuesday.

Notre Dame QB Jimmy Clausen will finally work out for teams this Friday (April 9) at 11:30 on campus in South Bend, Ind. Clausen has been recovering from toe surgery, and his personal pro day will be the first time talent evaluators will get to see him pass.

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