Even if Ray Rice is able to play this weekend, he’s a definite risk in fantasy leagues.

Ravens RB Ray Rice did not practice this on Wednesday, which raise the concern level of fantasy enthusiasts everywhere. Rice has an extensive bruise on his knee, but did walk around the locker room without a limp.

A lot of fantasy enthusiasts who picked at the top of the draft this year are facing a rather troubling dilemma with guys like Maurice Jones-Drew and Ray Rice who have failed to produce top-pick points. And now what do you do with them? You have spent too high of a draft pick to bench them and there is little to no trade value with them now.

A roundup of injury updates from Week 3.

Ravens coach John Harbaugh told reporters that Ray Rice didn’t sustain ligament damage in his injured knee.

Chiefs coach Todd Haley has called the battle for starting spots along the 3-4 defensive line an “open competition,” fueling the idea that one of the team’s recent top five picks at defensive end — Glenn Dorsey or Tyson Jackson — could be sent to the bench.

Apparently Falcons coach Mike Smith did not run Michael Turner enough in 2008, now he is determined to get Turner involved into the passing game, too.

Jamaal Charles continues to remain No. 2 on the Chiefs’ depth chart, and coach Todd Haley told the press on Tuesday that the running back’s role has yet to be determined.

Find out what I’ll be watching on Thursday night when the NFL’s preseason schedule continues with three games.

The Ravens look like an elite team. Offenisvely, this is the best Ravens team in recent memory.

If Packers QB Aaron Rodgers is on the board in the second half of the first round in fantasy drafts, there’s no reason not to take him.

John Harbaugh threw some love at Ray Rice and Le’Ron McClain, but did little to clear up his intentions for the Ravens’ backfield.

Is Terrell Owens stalking Bears QB Jay Cutler?

Willis McGahee has become a secondary option to Ray Rice in Baltimore’s backfield, but the Ravens have no intention of cutting him loose, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.

A number of players who will be taking part in Saturday’s “Team USA vs. The World” game at Lockhart Stadium got to take in a Pro Bowl practice up close and personal on Friday.