In today’s Three and Out: A pair of former Alabama running backs try to allay injury concerns while the Eagles build a contingency plan for an oft-injured QB.

In today’s Three and Out: Mark Sanchez has a supporter; the Saints want to run it more and Miles Austin was to get stronger.

Due to surgery on a broken hand, Darren Sproles will be out of action for the foreseeable future, which stands to benefit Pierre Thomas from a fantasy perspective.

Washington Redskins QB Robert Griffin III will be on the cover of EA Sports NCAA 13, and here’s a sneak preview of his cover shoot.

Can New England Patriots wideout Brandon Lloyd rekindle the chemistry Tom Brady and Randy Moss once shared in Foxborough?

Reggie Bush wants to win the rushing title in 2012. I like the motivation, but he still has a lot to prove in fantasy land.

If you think Browns rookie running back Trent Richardson is being overvalued in fantasy football, you might want to think again.

Hey look, the Clippers are worth talking about. Is it the NBA Draft Lottery already? Just kidding. I used to enjoy the Lakers JV squad for years, but now it’s become rather unhip to Clip — and you only need to check out the Twitter feed following Blake Griffin‘s performance against the Lakers.

Rashard Mendenhall could be out for an extended period of time with a knee injury. It opens an opportunity for Isaac Redman but he may not be the first choice of fantasy owners.

A fantasy rundown of the Week 17 NFL games.

Saints coach Sean Payton says he has no intentions of taking his foot off the gas this week against the Panthers, providing a huge help to fantasy owners.

Andre Johnson is out yet again, but fantasy owners shouldn’t quit on the talented wideout just yet.

With both Laurent Robinson and Miles Austin back at Cowboys practice, Robinson’s fantasy value is in flux. But fantasy owners could do worse than to take a chance on Robinson for another week.

If you’re familiar with my work at all, you know two things about me: I love to make “Top Gun” references, and the second is that I live and die with my fantasy studs. And I bring this up because there is a rumor floating out there that one of our producers for “NFL Fantasy Live” (and a former producer on the “Dave Dameshek Football Program“) sat Drew Brees this week.

With featured fantasy running backs in short supply, Jason Smith runs down some of the league’s RB committees to determine who the best options are going forward.