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

Several key fantasy names could be moving on with reports that Michael Turner, Percy Harvin, Brandon Lloyd and Wes Welker could all have new homes in 2013.

Maurice Jones-Drew stuck up for running backs, saying that they are still a dominant fantasy commodity. But, as Marcas Grant writes, things aren’t what they used to be with fantasy RB values.

Is Atlanta Falcons running back Michael Turner passing the torch to Jacquizz Rodgers in 2012?

Bears running back Matt Forte plans on ending his holdout, but it still could be a while until we see him on the field.

49ers receiver Randy Moss finds himself atop the depth chart with Michael Crabtree. His ascent might not have as positive a fantasy impact as perceived.

The Broncos are in the market for a veteran quarterback, which means Tim Tebow could be fighting for his starting spot next season.

With a new offensive coordinator in Atlanta, Michael Turner could begin to see fewer touches as Jacquizz Rodgers starts to become more integrated into the passing game.

Two potential fantasy sleepers are already starting to lose some of their luster in training camp. Find out who’s draft value is falling.

There was only one running back taken in the first-round — Mark Ingram to the Saints at No. 28 — but our “Path to the Draft” crew thinks that there are a couple of rookie running backs who could make a big impact in 2011.

In an unscientific straw poll conducted during the seventh round, we asked some NFL.com and NFL Network personalities for their favorite picks of Day 3 of the 2011 NFL Draft.

While the Ducks and Tigers were busy with the BCS, a slew of other players announced their intent to leave the college ranks early for the Draft on Monday.