A running log of NFL Week 16 from a fantasy perspective.

It’s championship week in fantasy football. And if you have made it this far, well, I’ve taught you everything you need to know already.

With Reggie Bush, Michael Bush and Chris Ogbonnaya having good days, running back controversies could be brewing in a few different NFL locker rooms. That and more in the Week 11 fantasy feedback blog.

With featured fantasy running backs in short supply, Jason Smith runs down some of the league’s RB committees to determine who the best options are going forward.

It’s not often that Reggie Bush runs for 100 yards, so when fantasy owners miss out on one of those games, it definitely counts as a Fantasy Faux Pas.

We enjoyed bantering with you all with our LeBron James conversation. Now, we’ll return the favor by answering a few of your mailbag questions.

Yesterday we took a look at the surprising WRs who were targeted the most in Week 3, and also a glance at some surprising trends that brought us names like Andre Caldwell, Davone Bess and Dane Sanzenbacher (Jim Tressel is smiling somewhere). Today, it’s time to spotlight the RBs and take a look at the ‘touch leaders’ for Week 3.

Jason Smith takes a look at which running back platoons are the most attractive in Week 3.

Brandon Marshall has gone through his fair share of drama with Chad Henne, but color the mouthy wideout impressed with his QB’s footwork in Monday night’s fireworks show against the Patriots.

The Miami Dolphins worked out at least four running backs Tuesday, according to league sources, including Brian Westbrook and Julius Jones, but did not sign any of them.

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.