Eagles QB Kevin Kolb will start this week at Tennessee, as expected. And no surprise that WR DeSean Jackson is unlikely to play this week.

Even the greatest of fantasy matchups does not always mean a big payout. And yes, that headline is totally facetious.

NFL Network’s Jason La Canfora is reporting that QB Jay Cutler is cleared to practice on Wednesday and should be on the field as the Bears play host to the Seahawks on Sunday.

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers suffered a concussion in overtime, the team confirmed, meaning that many fantasy strategists might need to ensure that their roster is in order next week.

Find out what I’ll be watching on Friday night when the NFL’s preseason schedule continues with three games.

Tim Tebow might get a lot of press, but he shouldn’t be getting any attention in seasonal fantasy leagues.

Imagine Kevin Kolb‘s situation for a moment. You are replacing a Hall of Fame quarterback in a town that has a — what’s a pleasant way to put this — passionate fan base. And you have a former No. 1 pick looking over your shoulder looking for playing time.

No pressure, kid.

One of the great things about some of the NFL’s, uh, bottom tier of teams is that they can often produce some exceptional game breakers. Well, the Bills are still looking for theirs. But most of the NFL’s cellar dwellers have some exciting players.

Chiefs coach Todd Haley seems very willing to most past last season when it comes to QB Matt Cassel.

Dexter McCluster is a talented playmaker, but he won’t make a significant fantasy impact as a rookie.

Chiefs QB Matt Cassel is heading for a make-or-break fantasy season in 2010.

The addition of Charlie Weis in Kansas City is great news for the fantasy value of several Chief players.

Chiefs coach Todd Haley confirmed Matt Cassel will be back as the Chiefs’ starting quarterback next week.

Chiefs QB Matt Cassel didn’t get it done Sunday against the Broncos, and as a result his day ended early.

Fantasy owners should look at add Chiefs WR Chris Chambers off the waiver wire.