Here’s a look at the 2009 NFL.com All-Fantasy team, a list headlined by Titans RB Chris Johnson.

Fantasy football is as much about luck as it is about knowledge and skill. Bottom line.

Here are a few tidbits to monitor as we get ready for the seventh week of the fantasy season.

The value of Cowboys WR Miles Austin is on the rise, but fantasy owners should now look to deal his teammate, RB Marion Barber.

Miles Austin not only had a career day in his first career start, but his biggest play of the day was also the game-winner in overtime.

Cowboys WR Roy Williams and RB Felix Jones will be out for Week 5.

Here’s a quick look at some of the bigger stories in the NFL and how they’ll affect your fantasy team in Week 5.

Michael Fabiano discusses your opinions and thoughts on what defines a true sleeper in the world of fantasy football.

The St. Petersburg Times is reporting that the Buccaneers are considering starting rookie QB Josh Freeman if he continues to progress in training camp.

Miles Austin won’t join the New York Jets after all, according to the Newark Star-Ledger.

Restricted free-agent WR Miles Austin met with the Jets on Friday, and the team is expected to put together an offer sheet for him, according to The Star-Ledger. The Jets are looking for some help at receiver after Laveranues Coles signed with the Bengals.

Will Vikings RB Adrian Peterson wage the battle of the bulge this season? Will AD stand for all-day buffet?

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones recently said that he felt comfortable releasing WR Terrell Owens because he had confidence in WR Miles Austin. Turns out the Jets have a lot of confidence in Austin, too

The Dallas Morning News is reporting that the Cowboys have tendered four players — wide receiver Miles Austin, defensive end Stephen Bowen, wide receiver Sam Hurd and offensive lineman Cory Procter. The players will earn $1.545 million this season, and teams would surrender second-round picks to sign any of the players, meaning that the four likely will be in Dallas next season.

Most of the free-agent discussion in Dallas centers around LB Ray Lewis and if the team will be able to get him. But the Cowboys have some of their own free agents to worry about.