Kenny Britt’s second knee surgery in less than one year shouldn’t have fantasy owners too worried about his 2012 value.

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

Out of the Peyton Manning race, the Dolphins would be wise to add potential fantasy sleeper Matt Flynn sooner than later.

The Chargers have agreed to terms on a deal with WR Eddie Royal, a league source said Thursday.

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.

Newly-acquired WR Vincent Jackson will help the Buccaneers pass attack, but his fantasy value has taken a slight hit.

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.

Ben Roethlisberger says his ankle isn’t feeling great, but it shouldn’t necessarily scare Playoff Challenge players away from using his favorite WR targets.

Saints coach Sean Payton says he has no intentions of taking his foot off the gas this week against the Panthers, providing a huge help to fantasy owners.

In the final week of the fantasy regular season, a faux pas can mean the end of your year. We highlight some of the best from Week 13 in the Fantasy Faux Pas blog.

Willis McGahee runs wild with one hand, Vincent Jackson exploding for three touchdowns and, of course, shanahanigans all conspired to drive fantasy owners to distraction in this week’s edition of Fantasy Faux Pas Monday.

With Marques Colston out four weeks, Robert Meachem will be a hot name off the fantasy waiver wire.

If Marques Colston is out this week, the value of Lance Moore, Robert Meachem and Devery Henderson will rise.

You really have to appreciate the moxie of Steelers WR Mike Wallace who called Jets CB Darrelle Revis “just another guy.”

Well, at least he did not call him a slouch.

The first round of the playoffs for the NFL.com magazine league came down to the final moments for fantasy editor Michael Fabiano and Marshall Faulk. And it was one for the ages.