With an assist from the NFL Network research crew, here’s a look at some of the most notable statistics from Week 10.

Nothing like starting your fantasy league with three points heading into the weekend. As much fun as it is playing guys with Monday night matchups, this is the horror of playing guys on Thursday night. One bad game kind of ruins the start of your weekend.

With an assist from the research desk at NFL Network, here’s a look at some of the most interesting numbers and performances in Week 9.

A look at Week 7 through some of the most notable numbers of the week, with an assist from George Li of the NFL Network research desk:

Week 7 has been huge for quarterbacks and wide receivers, both on the field and in fantasy football.

Roddy White is on his way to a monster game for fantasy owners.

Matt Ryan is going to be that type of quarterback where there are games that statistics just don’t matter. I don’t care what his numbers tell me during games, because I feel like at some point he’s going to make winning plays.

Rich McKay, Thomas Dimitroff and Mike Smith came together to assemble a team built in the image of hustle, and the Falcons are living up to it.

With an assist from George Li on the NFL Network research desk, here’s a look at some of the most notable numbers and best performances to come out of Week 4.

Want to impress your pals when you gather to watch the Week 3 action Sunday? As we pored through the voluminous stack of notes prepared this week by the crack NFL Network staff for the NFL GameDay Morning crew to use, we pulled out a few nuggets you can use as fun facts or tough trivia:

So what now happens with Kevin Kolb? Sometimes the best thing you can do to a person is dump them, because it motivates them to get into the gym and work harder than ever before.

Some trickery from Steelers defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau that might otherwise go unnoticed led directly to the overtime win against the Falcons on Sunday.

I think you can actually use Ben Roethlisberger’s suspension to your advantage. Here’s how.

Alright, you guys understand how preseason works right? Understandable that fans in St. Louis are starving for any positive signs from preseason, but the rest of us need to keep some perspective.

For my money, the Rams have to start Sam Bradford. If they thought enough about him to give him $50 million up front and put the future of the organization in his hands as the first pick, how do you not play him?