I’d start fixing the Jets by looking at their running game. The Jets look like a bad, dysfunctional running team right now.

Aaron Rodgers, Gerald McCoy and Chris Ivory are among the players on the Week 14 injury list.

The weather could have a major effect on the first week of the fantasy football postseason.

Here is the list of running backs who are better — fantasy wise — than Bears RB Matt Forte.

Whenever you hear that “(fill in the player) is expected to more involved in the offense” I take it with not only a grain of salt, but with so many grains of salt, that production at the Snyder’s of Hanover pretzel factory has to shut down for a week.

Stung by Jets RB Shonn Greene take a backseat in the Jets’ offense because of the rebirth of LaDainian Tomlinson? There might be good news on the horizon.

If you own LeSean McCoy, be prepared to sit him in Week 5.

LaDainian Tomlinson looks like the superstar fantasy running back of old against the Bills.

Texans WR Andre Johnson participated in the team’s walk-through before practice on Wednesday and should be doing a little bit more on Thursday, according to Nick Scurfield of the team’s official site (via Twitter). Johnson told Scurfeld that he ‘felt pretty good today.’

Shonn Greene could become a fantasy bust if he can’t cure his case of fumbilitis.

The bright lights of Monday night football bring extra hand wringing for fantasy enthusiasts hanging their hopes on big prime time performances to push them over the top. But if you were waiting for Ryan Mathews, Malcolm Floyd or Shonn Greene to come through for you on Monday, well, I hope you were watching Chad Ochcocinco get punked by the Miz on Monday Night Raw instead.

Find out what I’ll be watching on Monday night when the NFL concludes the first week of the preseason in the Big Apple.

I can understand the love affair between Rex Ryan and his players, but he is not affraid to work them hard.

If Packers QB Aaron Rodgers is on the board in the second half of the first round in fantasy drafts, there’s no reason not to take him.

They say that you never get a second chance to make a first impression. Well for Jets rookie RB Joe McKnight, the second impression was just as bad as the first.