At what point do you push aside personal feelings for the betterment of your fantasy team?

The 2010 fantasy season is over, and what a strange year it was. Here is a quick look back, and some thoughts for the future.

The first round of the playoffs for the NFL.com magazine league came down to the final moments for fantasy editor Michael Fabiano and Marshall Faulk. And it was one for the ages.

Think your immune to the Monday Nightmare? NFL.com managing editor Jim Loftus was in a heated battle with fantasy editor Michael Fabiano in a match that had the entire office talking. Here is Loftus’ account of what happened.

If Antonio Gates is out in Week 9, fantasy owners should turn to Randy McMichael.

With Kenny Britt out for several weeks, Nate Washington could become a nice fantasy option.

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

Chargers RB Ryan Mathews scored a rushing touchdown, so you know what that means — time for Mathews to sit on the bench. Because Mathews always gets benched when ever he shows some flashes.

Oh the shame! My Cowboys are terrible, but they’re great if you have Jags on your fantasy team.

Is it me, or are most of the good fantasy players doing nothing so far today?

Colts WR Pierre Garcon missed practice on Thursday, but he should be active for owners on Monday night.

Saints RB Pierre Thomas doesn’t appear to be any closer to a return. Chris Ivory and Ladell Betts will continue to share the workload, but neither should be a fantasy option against the Steelers.

Steven Jackson missed Thursday’s practice, but that doesn’t mean he won’t be active in Week 8.

With multiple backfield injuries, Colts RB Mike Hart could have some sleeper value in Week 8.

If DeAngelo Williams is out of action, Jonathan Stewart would be an attractive fantasy option in Week 8.