Based on the current state of things around the NFL, it’s tough to find any news that has major fantasy significance (sigh). So when several coaches and other organizational leaders discussed the state of their teams during the annual Owners Meetings, you can only imagine how quickly I jumped on the information.

Was proposing to your girlfriend during an NFL game the biggest blunder of the entire season? We count down the six biggest do-over moments of 2010.

The Lions won’t have DE Cliff Avril (quadricep) in Sunday’s meeting with the Bills, but QB Shaun Hill (left forearm) is back after missing two games and expected to start.

The Dolphins have replaced starting QB Chad Henne with Chad Pennington in what has to be the most lateral, uninspiring move of two main characters with the same first name since Dick Sargent replaced Dick York as Darrin Stephens on “Bewitched” in the late 1960s.

A quick recap at some of the notable injuries around the league in Week 9.

A couple of thoughts coming from the Twitterverse.

Matthew Stafford just has a tough time staying on the field for the Lions.

The absence of Randy Moss in Minnesota means a major drop in fantasy appeal for two major players.

Lions QB Matthew Stafford seems ready to play. At least that is what his four-touchdown performance against the Redskins told us.

The Lions were going to take over the NFC North in 2010 and all of the Lions superstars were going to be huge fantasy performers, too. That lasted about a half. Or long enough for Bears DE Julius Peppers to drive Lions QB Matthew Stafford into the Soldier Field turf.

The Cowboys just announced that QB Tony Romo is expected to miss six to eight weeks, and that he will not undergo surgery. Meaning that he could be ready for the fantasy playoffs.

We’re going to find out more about the Lions when QB Matthew Stafford returns. What the Lions need is some validation by getting some wins, and Stafford is the key.

Remember Lions QB Matthew Stafford? The young signal caller that was going to set the NFL on his ear and become a fantasy stud while leading the Lions to the NFC North title?

Good news to those of you who lost last night with Titans QB Vince Young — you are not allow. Our own Micheal Fabiano was just lamenting in our Fantasy LIVE production meeting that Young killed him in his fantasy league.

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