Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler is talking a good game, but will he be able to back it up against the Green Bay Packers in Week 2?

Adrian Peterson is a game-time decision for Minnesota this week, meaning fantasy owners should stay on alert in case he plays. And have a contingency plan ready in case he doesn’t.

This week, Michael Vick and his struggles were top of mind for many fantasy owners on Fantasy Faux Pas Monday.

The Raiders will be without several offensive weapons for their road game against the Bills, as Oakland inactives include WR Jacoby Ford, WR Darrius Heyward-Bey, WR Louis Murphy, and TE Kevin Boss.

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

My first fantasy football draft of the year was an interesting one, but the top of the order saw a lot of the usual suspects. Check out the results.

Fantasy owners would be wise to remember the name Jacoby Ford in the late rounds on draft day.

Hue Jackson has officially set the bar high for second-year WR Jacoby Ford.

The Raiders announced during the third quarter of Sunday’s game against the Broncos that DE Richard Seymour won’t be returning due to a hamstring injury.

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.

All of the defensive backs have completed their drills, every scout has left the building and many of the workout areas have been taken down: Consider the 2010 NFL Scouting Combine finished.

USC safety Taylor Mays was clocked with an unofficial 4.24-second 40-yard dash. If that number holds, it would tie Chris Johnson for the fastest 40 time in combine history.

Something can be taken from every workout and drill at the NFL Scouting Combine. To those who watched the first group of quarterbacks and wide receivers Sunday morning, Clemson’s Jacoby Ford is the player who caught the most attention.

The first group of receivers to run Sunday at the NFL Scouting Combine didn’t disappoint. Two of the group’s smaller prospects — Kansas State’s Brandon Banks and Clemson’s Jacoby Ford — led the way.