Aaron Rodgers was able to practice on Thursday, which is a good sign for fantasy owners.

Having trouble finding a running back during these lean times? Tell me about it. Giants RB Brandon Jacobs is going to start on one of my teams.

Finding a running back this late in the season is akin to finding a Raiders fan who does not wear spiked shoulder pads. Sure they exist, you just need to know where to look.

Losing Jermichael Finley is devastating for the Packers. The Packers use Finley all over the field, and he doesn’t need to catch a lot of passes to have an impact on the game.

Well if you will all excuse me, I will go take a Lambeau Leap into a brick wall, following the news that Jermichael Finley is going to be out for the rest of the season. Finley was one of the top tight ends in fantasy, and — if you are like me — you probably scooped him up early during the dreaded tight-end run during your draft.

The Packers were one of those must-start teams, where you could feel safe starting all of their notable offensive players. That could be in for a huge change.

A look at some of the notable injuries around the NFL in Week 5.

The Packers announced OLB Clay Matthews – who was having another strong performance on Sunday — won’t return during the fourth quarter against the Redskins due to cramping in his hamstring.

Fantasy owners have lost Mark Clayton and Jermichael Finley due to injuries.

It’s been a tough start for the Packers against the Redskins, with two early injuries to report.

An assortment of NFL reaction to Wednesday’s trade that sent Randy Moss back to the Vikings.

I might have to consult Dave Dameshek on this, but Packers QB Aaron Rodgers could be a candidate for the fantasy enemies list. Which on one hand seems obscene in that he is the best fantasy quarterback in the business.

The idea during a recent film session was to concentrate on young, ascending quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers and Philip Rivers. While they didn’t disappoint, some important keys jumped out about the offenses of the Packers and Chargers.

You all may have your Christmas day, your St. Patrick’s day or your Talk Like a Pirate day — but my favorite holiday occurs when Gil Brandt hands over his fantasy football draft board.

Monday Night Football commentator Jon Gruden had it right when he called the first half of the Colts and Packers game a quarterback clinic.

In the latest “Best in the Biz” rankings, NFL Network analyst Charles Davis rates Tony Gonzalez as the best tight end in the NFL.