Shonn Greene could become a fantasy bust if he can’t cure his case of fumbilitis.

The Jaguars have pulled RB Maurice Jones-Drew for the rest of the preseason. Which is a good thing. The Jaguars should be trend setters here.

Redskins RB Clinton Portis might just have some fantasy life left in him yet.

Ask yourself if this sounds familiar: The Chargers draft a running back from a Western Athletic Conference school, give him more than 300 attempts as a rookie and he goes on to a Hall of Fame career.

That was LaDainian Tomlinson in 2001. Now the Chargers are trying to recapture that magic with Ryan Mathews in 2010.

Find out what I’ll be watching on Monday night when the NFL concludes the first week of the preseason in the Big Apple.

I can understand the love affair between Rex Ryan and his players, but he is not affraid to work them hard.

The relationship between the Chargers and WR Vincent Jackson doesn’t seem like it will end well. Recent reports suggest that several teams are interested in acquiring Jackson.

LaDainian Tomlinson typically spent preseason games in T-shirts and shorts with a towel draped over his shoulder during his nine seasons in San Diego. That is going to change this season.

New Broncos QB Tim Tebow brings increased ticket sales. Just not to his own team.

Leon Washington sees an increase in fantasy value as a result of being traded to the Seahawks.

Joe McKnight won’t have much fantasy value in his rookie season as a member of the Jets.

Whether you want to race out to NFL Shop or if you want to update your roster on Madden, some of the top draft picks revealed what number they will be wearing in the NFL.

Ryan Mathews will be the first rookie taken in most 2010 fantasy drafts. No doubt about it.

While the addition of Jason Taylor might not go over too well with some Jets fans, Pro Bowl CB Darrelle Revis is accepting of the move.

The Jets have made all of the headlines in the league during April. But Patriots NT Vince Wilfork says that the game is played between the white lines.