In today’s Three and Out: E.J. Manuel is still figuring things out; Hakeem Nicks and Jake Locker are both feeling good.

In today’s Three and Out: Chris Johnson isn’t happy with Shonn Greene coming in; Reggie Bush could return kicks and Devin Hester is no longer a WR.

In today’s Three and Out: Chris Johnson remains No. 1 in Tennessee; Andy Reid has plans for Dexter McCluster and Drew Stanton wants to be the answer in Arizona.

The NFL.com fantasy crew tracks some of the key free agent movement and how it will affect fantasy values heading into 2013.

In today’s Three and Out: New landing spots are becoming clearer for Alex Smith and Shonn Greene while Miles Austin could be staying put.

It’s all sorts of fun to sit around and figure out who was fantasy football’s best player (Adrian Peterson) or best rookie (Robert Griffin III) and any number of other top awards. But what about some of the fringe fantasy honors that too often go overlooked? For instance, what about the biggest “Where did that come from?” performance of the year, which is a toss-up between Brian Hartline (Week 4), Shonn Greene (Week 6) and Doug Martin (Week 9). Or how can we overlook the “Too Little, Too Late” award that should go unanimously to Larry Fitzgerald for his Week 16 outing. It’s all in a season’s work in fantasy football. By: Marcas Grant ————————————————————————————————————————————– Check out more 2012 NFL-ballooza […]

Many fantasy enthusiasts likely feel a lot like Felix Baumgartner this morning after some players (and let’s put this mildly) didn’t come through on Sunday. Though, some old standbys finally showed themselves. Let’s get into it.

Should fantasy football owners buy into New York Jets running back Shonn Greene’s performance?

Should fantasy football owners buy into New York Jets wideout Santonio Holmes’ Week 3 performance moving ahead?

Should New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow been in the game for more than two snaps during their loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers?

Can Shonn Greene still produce big for fantasy football owners even though Tim Tebow will be a red-zone threat?

New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow is expected to be used in red-zone situations, but does the news make him fantasy worthy?

Eagles receiver Jeremy Maclin is itching for the season to start, but a return to health isn’t the only reason he’s primed to breakout.

Let’s take a moment to ignore some of the obvious jokes of Tim Tebow going to the Jets and look at the positives from a fantasy perspective. The biggest positive being you won’t be tempted to take Tebow or Mark Sanchez in your fantasy draft this year. So we have that.

With a number of salary cap issues to deal with and the future of Hines Ward up for debate, the Pittsburgh Steelers could look significantly different next season.