If you haven’t heard it yet, you’re bound to catch it at some point this weekend. Someone, whether it’s a draft analyst, host, or just the burly guy drinking a PBR next to you at the sports bar, will wonder aloud why a team would take a tight end in the first round.

The Steelers went on a 12-play drive and only got three points. To me that is not good. You have to come up with more than three points.

A one-liner look at the latest injury updates from around the league in Week 15.

As expected, Steelers safety Troy Polamalu will sit out Sunday’s game against the Jets with a strained right Achilles’ tendon and a sore calf. He didn’t practice all week and was listed as doubtful on Friday’s injury report.

Mike Tomlin updated the status of several of the injured Steelers during his weekly news conference on Tuesday.

Chargers TE Antonio Gates did not practice on Friday, and is questionable for Sunday’s game against the Patriots. Suddenly, tight ends are the hottest name on the waiver wire.

The Colts announced on Friday that TE Dallas Clark will have wrist surgery next week and will go on injured reserve. Obviously a huge blow to the Colts, and to fantasy enthusiasts everywhere.

Fantasy owners who have Dallas Clark need to be looking for alternatives immediately.

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.

The AFC players were up a little later this morning, getting ready for practice.

The Steelers made it a one possession game, but the sacks keep coming. We’ve got another Thursday night game that should come down to the end.

Josh Cribbs sets up the game’s first score with another dazzling return.

Fantasy owners could be without Lions WR Calvin Johnson the rest of the afternoon.

Giants QB Eli Manning has two first-half touchdown passes against the Raiders.

The Steelers return 20 of 22 starters, which makes them strong contenders to repeat as Super Bowl champions. They still have Dick LeBeau running the defense, and his players call him “The Wizard,” which reflects the schemes and creativity he brings. The offense still has Ben Roethlisberger under center and returns RB Rashard Mendenhall after a season-ending shoulder injury last year.