Adam Rank takes a look at the top fantasy stories on Tuesday.

The Miami Dolphins will re-sign running back Larry Johnson, according to a league source.

NFL.com held it’s annual experts league on Tuesday, Aug. 16. Michael Fabiano breaks down his team and analyzes all of his draft picks.

Marques Colston is missing practice time as he recovers from knee surgery, and it’s starting to be a cause for concern in fantasy land.

The deal that sent Reggie Bush to Miami is great for the fantasy value of Daniel Thomas and Mark Ingram.

Colts QB Peyton Manning will reportedly miss part or all of training camp, but fantasy owners shouldn’t worry about the star quarterback just yet.

The Saints might have two Heisman Trophy winners in their backfield this season … or they might not. By the time they sign first-round draft pick Mark Ingram, they could already have cut ties with Reggie Bush – who is still under contract but might be asked to take a paycut or be released.

Randy Moss was the biggest disappointment in fantasy football last season. Can he rebound and make an impact in 2011?

A quick look at what’s on tap Wednesday on NFL.com.

It might surprise some that one of the Saints who wants Reggie Bush to remain with the team is the player whose presence makes him expendable — first-round draft pick Mark Ingram.

Admit it, you’re one of the thousands of NFL fans suffering from draft withdrawal. We understand. And we agree with you that it is never too early to talk about next year’s draft.

In what would seem a leading candidate for non-story of the week that then became a story, Reggie Bush drew the ire of many fans for suggesting via Twitter that he was actually enjoying his free time during the NFL-imposed lockout.

With all the news lately about players putting their feet in their mouths via Twitter, be sure to tune into “NFL Total Access” on NFL Network tonight. Their in-studio guest will be none other than Buffalo Bills receiver Stevie Johnson.

The Saints have decided to re-sign Pierre Thomas to a four-year deal, meaning a backfield committee appears imminent.

Cam Newton showed that he wants to do the right thing this week when he announced that he was going to be full-participation at the combine.

He might want to stop participating in interviews, however.