Vince Young could be battling for his final chance at a future in the NFL.

Now that Bears quarterback Jay Cutler has been reunited with receiver Brandon Marshall, what does it mean for his fantasy value?

Bears WR Brandon Marshall revealed his chemistry with Jay Cutler was largely due to improvisation. The same tactics could see him return to the Pro Bowl.

Randy Moss is trying to prove he still has something to offer. Unlike other players on the down-slope of their careers, he might be right.

Injuries and offensive philosophy are just a few of the reasons to fear Andre Johnson this season.

It’s time for a look at the top fantasy storylines of the day.

Where could fast-rising WR Michael Floyd end up, and what would his fantasy value be as a rookie?

Brandon Marshall will join some familiar faces in Chicago, and history suggests he’ll be right at home playing with former Denver teammate Jay Cutler under the direction of quarterbacks coach Jeremy Bates.

Brandon Marshall is back with Jay Cutler, making both players more attractive for fantasy owners in 2012.

Bears coach Lovie Smith has a new boss to impress in general manager Phil Emery, but excuse Smith if he isn’t exactly feeling the heat to win or else.

Despite talk that the 49ers QB job was open, Jim Harbaugh indicated that Alex Smith had the complete support of the organization.

The first big storyline of Super Bowl XLVI appears to be the status of Rob Gronkowski’s ankle, which kept him from practicing Thursday. The Patriots still insist he’ll be ready to go for next week’s game.

Jamaal Charles says his rehab is going well and tells fantasy owners that he’ll be back stronger and faster next season.

Jay Cutler is hoping to make his way back for Chicago’s season finale, but fantasy owners shouldn’t rush to put him back in their lineups just yet.

Matt Forte and Jay Cutler are hinting that they might return sooner than expected. That could mean some stashed weapons on the benches of fantasy owners.