Mason Crosby missed a 34-yard field-goal attempt during the second quarter of the Packers’ 37-36 loss to the Steelers on Sunday. It was the fourth consecutive game in which the typically reliable Crosby has missed a field-goal attempt. On Monday, Packers coach Mike McCarthy expressed confidence that his third-year kicker can turn around his fortunes.

Packers safety Atari Bigby has been ruled out of Sunday’s game against the Bengals because of a knee injury suffered in Week 1 and could miss up to a month, according to the team’s Web site. Third-year pro Aaron Rouse is expected to replace Bigby in the lineup.

In my latest experts league draft, I decided to focus on wide receivers and passed on taking a second running back until the fifth round. Check out the my full roster to see if this little experiment worked.

Check out the results of NFL.com fantasy guru Michael Fabiano‘s latest experts draft, and then tell him if he’s got a good team or if he’s headed for a long season.

One play, one simple play, often determines whether coaches, players and organizations endure a week of praise or criticism.

If Packers kicker Mason Crosby nails the 52-yard, game-winning field goal attempt he missed Sunday against the Vikings, then Green Bay coach Mike McCarthy is applauded for leading his team into Minnesota and showing the necessary grit to win in one of the NFL’s toughest venues.