Steven Jackson missed Thursday’s practice, but that doesn’t mean he won’t be active in Week 8.

Steven Jackson will be a game-time decision in Week 4, so fantasy owners should add Kenneth Darby as insurance.

In a week where running back injuries are rampant, Kenneth Darby could have some fantasy appeal.

Steven Jackson missed practice again on Thursday, our latest indication toward his chances of playing on Sunday against the Seahawks.

Although I didn’t use my tickets to Overreaction Theater, acknowledging that it is presesaon, here are some first half observations and quick thoughts from the football game between the Rams and Patriots.

Free-agent RB Brian Westbrook is being courted by a handful of teams and is expected to make a decision this week. But is there any way he can ignore the opportunity in St. Louis?

Steven Jackson should be fine for the start of the 2010 season, but he’s still a risk coming off back surgery.

Rams RB Steven Jackson will be inactive for today’s game against the Cardinals.

Here are a few of the bigger news and notes to consider as we head into Week 15 of the fantasy season.

Here’s a look at some of the bigger news and notes as we continue fantasy’s Week 13.

Here’s a quick look at some of the more important news and notes from around the NFL and how they’ll affect your fantasy team.

Fout-time Pro Bowl RB Ahman Green worked out for St. Louis this week as the team examines its options at the position. The Rams have Steven Jackson, a 2007 Pro Bowler, as their starting running back, with Kenneth Darby and Samkon Gado as the experienced backups behind him.

Is Steven Jackson worth a first-round pick in 2009 fantasy football drafts? The veteran runner hasn’t lived up to the huge numbers he put in 2006, but will be put in a position to succeed in St. Louis this season.

Steven Jackson is one of the biggest fantasy disappointments this season, and the news could be even worse. Not only is Jackson hurting, but his handcuff’s handcuff’s handcuff is hurt, too. Good luck with all of that, Jackson owners.

Rams coach Jim Haslett is preparing to go with contingency plans in an injury-riddled backfield where the top three players on the depth chart — Steven Jackson (thigh), Antonio Pittman (hamstring) and Travis Minor (concussion) — all missed practice on Wednesday.