Fantasy football stopped being fun for a lot of us in Week 16. Though, I’ve long contended fantasy football isn’t fun. You’re gutted when your team loses, and you’re merely relived when your team wins.

It was another unpredictable week. Let’s take a look at the weird, wild and the unexpected (and expected) from Week 7.

Jamaal Charles is ready to return with a vengeance. He’s not the only running back in Kansas City that could help your fantasy team.

Wide receiver Chad Ochocinco will work out for the Miami Dolphins this week. Could this be his chance to return to fantasy relevance?

If Ray Rice holds out of training camp to land a new contract, it could put a dent into his lofty fantasy appeal.

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

Mike Tolbert’s move to Carolina isn’t good for anyone in the Panthers backfield, but it does make Ryan Mathews more attractive.

Ex-Chargers running back Mike Tolbert has agreed to terms on a four-year deal with the Panthers, a league source said Monday.

Several of the best available free-agent running backs met with teams over the weekend. Here’s a breakdown of the action.

Out of the Peyton Manning race, the Dolphins would be wise to add potential fantasy sleeper Matt Flynn sooner than later.

With Mike Tolbert on his way out of San Diego, Ryan Mathews is quickly becoming a fantasy breakout candidate.

FB Le’Ron McClain has agreed to terms on a three-year deal with the Chargers, according to a league source.

With Plaxico Burress searching for a new home, he could end up right back where he started from. The Steelers and Giants are both reportedly interested in his services.

A look at three of the top stories in fantasy football on Tuesday morning.

In the latest Three and out: Miles Austin could be gone awhile, Ryan Mathews could be back soon and Frank Gore is uncertain.