The value of Texans WR Andre Johnson has taken a hit this week because of matchup against Jets CB Darrelle Revis. Dre’s value will plummet like the elevator car on Disney’s Hollywood Tower of Terror if the Texans have to turn to QBs Dan Orlovsky or Matt Leinart who has been listed as the team’s emergency quarterback for most of the season.

Texans QB Matt Schaub, you have avoided the list. At least for now.

There were a fair number of fantasy disappointments in the — what we on the West Coast call — the 10 a.m. games. And a number of them are now on ‘the list.’

The Texans are running the ball against the Chargers at almost a two-to-one clip of rushes to passes. And then to add insult to no statistics, Texans QB Matt Schaub goes looking for RB Arian Foster in the red zone.

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

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.

Texans RB Arian Foster banged his knee on Sunday, right before halftime. But the team hopes that he will be o.k. according to the club’s Nick Scurfield (via Twitter).

Is Matt Schaub still an elite fantasy quarterback? I’m not so sure anymore.

What happens when Fabreze Freshness takes on Old Spice? Smells like an unusual fantasy football matchup, but it’s actually a battle for first place this week in the BFL – the Bloggers Fantasy League.

With Week 2 almost in the books, here’s a look at a few key statistics and notable numbers from Sunday’s action from George Li on the NFL Network research desk.

Worried that Arian Foster is going to be a one-hit fantasy wonder? The NFL fantasy football version of Dexy’s Midnight Runners? Don’t be. Foster will be just fine.

By now, you’ve likely seen all the highlights and digested all the relevant fantasy stats from the first Sunday of the 2010 NFL season. Here’s a chance to dig a little deeper, with key nuggets from each of Sunday’s games, courtesy of crack NFL Network research guru George Li.

With Matt Leinart’s contract with the Texans officially in the books, details of the one-year deal are now surfacing.

The Texans running back quandary continues to be one of the most tantalizing and frustrating situations in the NFL. The Texans running back corps are like one of those movies that over-promises, but under delivers. Like Tom Cruise’s latest film, Knight and Day.

Texans owner Bob McNair doesn’t want any more questions about coach Gary Kubiak‘s status. So, McNair told the Houston Chronicle on Monday, he and Kubiak are working on a contract extension that could run through 2013 — and maybe longer.