The Bills backfield could be a cause of headaches for fantasy owners the rest of the season.

A number of big-name players failed to meet fantasy expectations in Week 1, but don’t get too worried too soon. It’s still just one week!

We’re all excited for the games to finally begin. Plenty of reasons to keep an eye on each offering.

While Derrick Mason remains in retirement purgatory, the Ravens will begin looking at free-agent wide receivers to replace the veteran.

Packers legend Paul Hornung told a crowd of supporters that Brett Favre will not win if he goes to Minnesota. He is the second member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame to take aim at Favre during the offseason.

Check out the results of NFL.com fantasy guru Michael Fabiano‘s latest experts draft, and then tell him if he’s got a good team or if he’s headed for a long season.

The Dolphins are staying quiet about their plans for the Wildcat offense in ’09, but many observers are already reading between the lines. Pat White will be a factor.

Terrell Owens scored a touchdown, his first since Week 5, on an 8-yard pass from Brooks Bollinger. He’s still having a weak stat line overall, however, catching four passes for just 30 yards with one fumble lost.

Have you looked at some the rushing totals from running backs in the first half?

If you started these guys, you might want to look away (or pray for improvement in the second half).

Aaron Rodgers was a risk-reward fantasy starter in Week 5.

It appears the reward was much greater than the risk, however, as Rodgers has thrown for 313 yards and three touchdowns against Atlanta despite having a right shoulder that’s less than 100 percent.

DeAngelo Williams just scored his third touchdown of the afternoon, this one on a 32-yard run. He had previously scored on a 25-yard pass and a 10-yard run. He’s been the hotter back in Carolina’s committee and is seeing more touches than Jonathan Stewart as a result.

Ronnie Brown was active in only 17 percent of NFL.com leagues this week.

Furthermore, he’s still a free agent in 7 percent of leagues. Sure, you probably want to kick yourself for sitting him (I did too!). But unless you started a backup like Jerious Norwood or Ahmad Bradshaw ahead of him, you made the best move at the time.

Ronnie Brown has four rushing touchdowns and one passing touchdown today, setting the Dolphins’ team record for most rushing touchdowns in a game while also tying the franchise individual single-game mark for most total touchdowns.

Ronnie Brown has now scored five touchdowns (4 rush, 1 pass) in what has become a blowout in New England. He has 117 rushing yards on 16 carries and doesn’t look at all like a back coming off ACL surgery.

Ronnie Brown has now scored three times on runs of 2, 15 and 5 yards. The Patriots hadn’t allowed a rushing touchdown coming into the game, so this is a surprising performance to say the least.