In today’s Three and Out: Tom Brady is feeling better while Michael Vick is getting better; Meanwhile, Mike Goodson’s troubles could be getting deeper.

The NFL.com fantasy crew tracks some of the key free agent movement and how it will affect fantasy values heading into 2013.

With Pittsburgh Steelers running back Rashard Mendenhall expected to start the season on the PUP list, is Isaac Redman worth selecting in drafts?

Is it time for fantasy owners to worry about Michael Turner? Find out if you should pass on the Falcons running back.

Mike Goodson is a possible handcuff for oft-injured Darren McFadden in Oakland … and he could be a nice sleeper, too.

If the Panthers let DeAngelo Williams walk this offseason, Jonathan Stewart’s fantasy appeal will explode.

Panthers RB Mike Goodson topped 100 rushing yards in two consecutive weeks and pumped some life into the morbid running game that had become stagnant for Carolina this season. Now he is splitting carries.

Congratulations Ravens defense, you just made the list. No longer a must-start fantasy defense, the Ravens are not even taking advantage of a glorious matchup against the Panthers.

Here is the list of running backs who are better — fantasy wise — than Bears RB Matt Forte.

Pulling in a couple of fantasy thoughts from the Twitterverse: Should have start Brian Hartline over Brandon Marshall today. Who knew? Marshall has been such a bust. Explain to me how Mike Goodson can rush for 100 yards in a game, but DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart can’t this season? LaDainian Tomlinson is clearly not the same player he was earlier this season. Shonn Greene seeing more and more carries. Remember a few years ago when Tyler Thigpen was a viable fantasy starter with the Chiefs? He’s in there now for the Fish. Everyone in the NFL offices in L.A. rooting for the Browns … and Colt McCoy!. What a finish! Jaguars win on a bomb from David Garrard to […]

Panthers RB Jonathan Stewart was carted off the sideline late in the first quarter of Sunday’s game against the Saints, a potentially crippling blow for a Carolina team that’s already without backfield mate DeAngelo Williams.

Stephen McGee. Remember this name because he could be a real sleeper in next month’s draft. Certainly the 17 NFL scouts and one coach who showed up at Texas A&M’s pro day will remember the quarterback and his workout.