The Bears offense is like the sun. Use precaution, and you could get a nice warming glow. Move haphazardly, and you will end up burned.

Kyle Kosier joined Marc Colombo as injured starters on the Cowboys’ offensive line.

This is the first Saturday in a long time that had some football. Who else is ready for this?

Matt Forte became a four-letter word in fantasy football last season, when he failed to meet expectations.

When Jaguars RB Maurice Jones-Drew took a knee at the Jets 1-yard line in Week 10 with 1:48 to go instead of walking in for the touchdown, he not only helped his team win the game by running the clock down until Josh Scobee‘s field goal, but also gained his own fantasy football radio show as a result of the heartfelt apology he gave to all the fantasy owners who had him on their rosters.

Keeper deadlines are approaching so we kick around some basic keeper strategies. Write this down and remember it: keep the good players, dump the bad ones. So what does that mean for Matt Forte?

Brad Childress basically confirmed that Tarvaris Jackson is the top option for the Vikings in the event (however unlikely it appears) that Brett Favre doesn’t return.

If Packers QB Aaron Rodgers is on the board in the second half of the first round in fantasy drafts, there’s no reason not to take him.

Lions rookie RB Jahvid Best will have every chance to make a major fantasy impact this season.

Buccaneers fans may be growing a little anxious over some perceived inaction by the team’s front office. But general manager Mark Dominik is preaching patience.

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Some coaches and general managers talked about the 2010 season at the NFL owners meetings. Here’s how their words could translate in the fantasy world.

The first running back plucked off the free-agent market this offseason also belonged to the Bears in Chester Taylor, who always seems to be under the radar.

If the Bears add RB Chester Taylor, the fantasy stock of RB Matt Forte is almost certain to plummet.

The Bears have long been known as a running team. While the addition of QB Jay Cutler last season created more of an emphasis on the passing attack, the collapse of the ground game was surprising and disappointing.

Free-agent WR Torry Holt seems like a natural fit with the Bears, who recently hired offensive coordinator Mike Martz. Holt enjoyed the best years of his career under Martz in St. Louis and said that he would consider coming to Chicago.