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.

The backfield situation in Seattle has been about as appetizing for fantasy enthusiasts as the free sushi they were giving away at the gas station a few weeks back.

All the signs out of Seattle continue to point toward a major role for Marshawn Lynch when the Seahawks return from their bye week against the Bears.

The Seahawks landed the big back they’ve coveted, and NFL Network analyst Brian Baldinger sees Marshawn Lynch as a difference-maker in the NFC West.

The deal that sent Marshawn Lynch to the Seahawks is great for the fantasy value of several running backs.

It was a rough day on the injury front for the Eagles, who lost Michael Vick, Asante Samuel and WR Riley Cooper.

By now, you’ve likely seen all the highlights and digested all the relevant fantasy stats from the first Sunday of the 2010 NFL season. Here’s a chance to dig a little deeper, with key nuggets from each of Sunday’s games, courtesy of crack NFL Network research guru George Li.

The Seattle Seahawks have let it be known that T.J. Houshmandzadeh is available. But at what cost is the team willing to make a move?

Pete Carroll said it would take a “pretty special recovery” for rookie Russell Okung to be ready for the regular-season opener.

Leon Washington is back, and the competition in the Seattle Seahawks’ backfield is officially a three-man race.

Seahawks coach Pete Carroll isn’t hiding his disappointment that rookie first-round pick Russell Okung isn’t in camp.

Free-agent RB LenDale White has shown flashes of brilliance during his four-year NFL career, but questions about his work ethic and consumption of alcohol and marijuana have left him without a team and suspended for the first four games of the 2010 season.

Seahawks coach Pete Carroll shot down the lingering rumor that his team is interested in Owens during an interview Monday with 710 ESPN in Seattle.

Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said Friday on “NFL Total Access” that if he could go back in time, he would handle things at USC a little differently after alleged NCAA violations cost the school past victories and future scholarships.

Seahawks coach Pete Carroll will be live on NFL Total Access on Friday afternoon, but before that he has agreed to chat live with NFL.com enthusiasts.