Fantasy owners who have Cardinals QB Kurt Warner could be on their way to a league championship.

In preparing to call the Colts-Texans game for CBS, I expected a very good game Sunday and it lived up to the billing.

A running back by committee has clearly emerged in Houston.

Here are some of the few important news, notes and trends for fantasy owners to remember heading into Week 9.

The Cardinals have no problem bucking convention. Just ask Eli Manning. Does St. Louis have a franchise quarterback in its future? Who believed in Ray Rice? The Steelers police themselves and more from around the Web.

As a former NFL defensive back, even I have to admit that without a top-notch, steely-nerved quarterback, you cannot expect to win consistently in the league today. I can see the evolution in what it takes to win in today’s NFL.

After leading the Steelers to their sixth Super Bowl championship in February, the St. Paul Pioneer Press writes that, despite questions regarding his age and experience, Mike Tomlin has proven he was the right man for the job all along.

Patriots QB Tom Brady is making mincemeat of the Tennessee Titans.

Kyle Boller to Daniels Fells again! Wow, talk about a useless fantasy combination that’s blowing up.

Eagles WR DeSean Jackson is fulfilling his preseason breakout potential for fantasy owners.

Every year the NFL has what I like to refer to Jekyll-and-Hyde teams. As an analyst, it is particularly frustrating and for fans it has to be impossible to handle. Here’s a list of the 2009 teams.

Could it be the season of the quarterback in fantasy football?

Patriots QB Tom Brady is being held down by what looks like a stout Jets defense.

Matt Schaub is making up for his fantasy failures in Week 1 — he has three touchdown passes in the first half in Tennessee.

Titans RB Chris Johnson is on his way to a huge day for fantasy owners.