Now that Sidney Rice is finished for the year, everyone in Seattle’s WR receiver rotation moves up. It likely won’t help their fantasy values enough to make them worth starting.

Seattle wide receiver Mike Williams made one of the more remarkable comebacks to the NFL last year, grabbing 65 catches after being out of football for two seasons. His maturation and recognition of what nearly cost him his career are among the subjects he speaks to on the Cover Two Podcast this week.

Fantasy owners should remember the name Greg Little on draft day — the Browns rookie wideout could become a very nice sleeper in 2011.

Who will be this year’s Mike Williams? Find out by watching NFL Network’s draft coverage beginning April 28.

The NFL Network research team sent out the final numbers on the Bears’ 35-24 win over the Seahawks.

A few nuggets at halftime of the Seahwawks-Bears divisional game at Soldier Field.

Without a doubt, Week 17 of the 2010 season brought us a lot to chew on from a statistical standpoint.

The Seahawks will be without two members of their receiving corps for Sunday’s game against the 49ers.

Fantasy owners need to keep tabs on the status of Bucs WR Mike Williams heading into Week 14.

The weather could have a major effect on the first week of the fantasy football postseason.

Brett Favre headlined a list of big-name players who sustained injuries in Week 13.

Injuries to starting receivers Mike Williams and Ben Obomanu have left the Seahawks thin against the Panthers.

Seahawks WR Mike Williams is active for Sunday’s game against the Panthers despite being questionable on the injury report with a foot ailment.

Seahawks WR Mike Williams, whose career resurgence has been one of the NFL’s top stories this season, will not play Sunday against the Chiefs because of a foot injury.

Vince Young, Colt McCoy and Vernon Davis were among the players who suffered injuries in Week 11. Here’s a bullet-look at injuries around the league.