Indianapolis Colts RB Joseph Addai is questionable to return to Sunday night’s game against the New England Patriots due to a finger injury.

Having fantasy football analysts star-struck shouldn’t be a surprise given our current obsession with celebrity in our TMZ-driven world. But it was kind of shocking to hear fellow NFL.com gurus Michael Fabiano and Bucky Brooks trumpet some falling stars during our Fantasy Friday taping this week.

Reggie Wayne, the Colts’ No. 1 receiver, left the game against the Rams with a strained groin and is questionable to return. The Colts already are playing with No. 2 receiver Anthony Gonzalez, who suffered a knee injury in the season opener and still isn’t ready to play.

I would argue that right now — in the 2009 NFL season — is the most challenging time to be a a fantasy owner.

Here are a few of the things that caught my eye in the first half of Sunday’s games.

I think some quarterbacks are coming off the board way too soon in fantasy drafts. Want proof? Check out a recent draft I held with some friend and family from back on the east coast. You won’t believe who went first overall!

Michael Fabiano discusses your opinions and thoughts on what defines a true sleeper in the world of fantasy football.

The Colts are dealing with a number of injuries during training camp, as starters Antoine Bethea, Dallas Clark, Bob Sanders and Ryan Diem are all sidelined heading into the preseason opener.

Looking for the most in-depth and up-to-date information for your fantasy football draft? NFL.com has everything you need to dominate your league, including Michael Fabiano’s updated running back rankings.

Barring setbacks, it would be a shock if Joseph Addai didn’t retain the top spot on the Colts’ depth chart heading into the regular season. But rookie Donald Brown has a lot of time between then and now to make an impressionj. A backfield committee may be imminent.

The Colts were next to last in rushing last season and finished one-and-done in the playoffs, losing to the Chargers. Colts owner Jim Irsay and center Jeff Saturday told the Indianapolis Star that establishing the running game is a priority in 2009.

On the heels of the news of Colts K Adam Vinatieri’s hip surgery comes word that RB Joseph Addai also went under the knife.

Michael Fabiano discusses the fantasy implications of the NFL Draft.

Michael Fabiano examines the impact fantasy players in the 2009 NFL rookie class.

Michael Fabiano takes a look at a few veteran running backs whose fantasy draft value could be altered in the weeks to come.