Happy Wednesday, everybody. Are you ready to do this thing? We’re talking Alex Smith.

Any chance of Mario Manningham having a strong fantasy performance ended when Peyton Manning started negotiating with the Broncos.

Happy Monday everybody. Now that your NCAA tournament brackets are worthless, let’s turn your attention back to football.

In terms of name recognition, the early run on pass-catchers has left only a few notable options available, including WRs Mario Manningham and Brandon Lloyd.

Free-agent WR Mario Manningham is going to visit the 49ers, according to a league source.

Former Raiders WR Chaz Schilens, who’s still in San Francisco for his visit with the 49ers, is scheduled to visit the Jets on Thursday, according to league sources.

Randy Moss is back in the NFL, but he doesn’t figure to make a major fantasy impact in San Francisco.

After a great workout with the Saints, Randy Moss could sign in New Orleans and it’s hard to think of a better fantasy fit for the veteran receiver.

A well-rested and conditioned Randy Moss could replace the role of free agent Robert Meachum (who generated a low catch count yet a high number of big plays).

The Saints used their franchise tag on Drew Brees, but the QB is reportedly upset enough about the move that he might not sign the deal.

Veteran NFL WR Randy Moss is meeting with the Saints on Tuesday and also has at least one team visit set up for next week, according to league sources.

Multiple teams are interested in veteran wide receiver Randy Moss, and visits could begin after the end of the NFL Scouting Combine, league sources said Sunday.

Here’s some breaking news that ought to blow your mind: Randy Moss is still capable of running a 40-yard dash in under 4.4 seconds.

Randy Moss says he’s planning a comeback to professional football, but the fantasy market may not be quite so welcoming.

Steve Smith has left New York for greener pastures — Eagles green, that is. Smith’s signing means Giants-Eagles will join other NFL contests that feature high-profile homecomings this season, including Shaun Ellis lining up against the New York Jets in a Patriots uniform, and Pats DE Albert Haynesworth getting a crack at his old coach Mike Shanahan when New England visits Washington on Dec. 11. We asked our panel of experts which 2011 “revenge game” they’re looking forward to most in the latest Instant Debate. Look for that later today on NFL.com