In today’s Three and Out: Titus Young has a new home; Dennis Dixon could find a new home and Kevin Kolb is looking for ways to stay at home.

In today’s Three and Out: Michael Vick is open to staying in Philly; Titus Young is leaving Detroit and Blaine Gabbert will need to produce to stay in Jacksonville.

In today’s Three and Out: the Cardinals want new ways to get Larry Fitzgerald the ball; James Starks might be seeing the ball less and Titus Young will still get a chance to see the ball, despite some bad behavior.

Our Adam Rank takes a look back at the fantasy weekend that was.

Is Detroit Lions wideout Titus Young the real deal, or is he just the latest waiver wire darling?

Start Philip Rivers and all of your Chargers with confidence this week. This is a Norv Turner game where this team rallies for a somewhat meaningless win in October. These were all my rally cries prior to the Chargers game in Cleveland.

So much for that.

Anybody who needed a minimum of four points from Calvin Johnson on Monday night must have felt pretty good about their chances. But the nightmare was only beginning.

When you talk about the unexpected for Week 3, the conversation might start and end with the Minnesota Vikings upset win over the San Francisco 49ers. Or was it the Saints falling to 0-3? Well one thing is expected … Adam Rank is here to cover it all.

Can Green Bay Packers wideout Jordy Nelson improve on his stellar 2011 season?

C.J. Spiller believes the Bills are close to being a Super Bowl team, but that confidence doesn’t necessarily mean good things for his fantasy potential.

Jamaal Charles is ready to return with a vengeance. He’s not the only running back in Kansas City that could help your fantasy team.

Hakeem Nicks could be ready for the start of the season, but he still comes with some risk as a WR1.

Calvin Johnson has missed two consecutive days of practice and fantasy owners should start looking for backup plans in case Megatron is limited or completely held out.

Jim Schwartz suggests that he has no plans to rest his players this week, which means fantasy owners should feel confident starting any Lions on their roster.

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.