In the main section of Sunday’s Kansas City Star, the Jets took out a full-page ad to say thanks for Thomas Jones’ contributions to the team.

An offseason priority for the Detroit Lions is upgrading the running game. How that plays out is anyone’s guess.

If Tom Cable‘s future as head coach of the Oakland Raiders is in doubt, he sure isn’t going about things at the Under Armour Senior Bowl this week as if it is.

Chiefs coach Todd Haley confirmed Matt Cassel will be back as the Chiefs’ starting quarterback next week.

The Chiefs placed Kolby Smith on season-ending injured reserve Saturday and promoted rookie Javarris Williams from the practice squad to help bolster their thinned-out backfield.

Chiefs coach Todd Haley said Friday that he hasn’t decided whether Jamaal Charles, Kolby Smith or Dantrell Savage will start against the Raiders.

Here’s a quick look at some of the news and notes from Week 10 that will affect your fantasy team.

A day after his release by the Chiefs, Larry Johnson conducted his first national interview, discussing the events that led to his departure and dismissing the idea he has anger issues.

Here’s a look at a few news and notes from around the fantasy world, including the status of Cardinals WR Anquan Boldin.

The Cardinals have no problem bucking convention. Just ask Eli Manning. Does St. Louis have a franchise quarterback in its future? Who believed in Ray Rice? The Steelers police themselves and more from around the Web.

Kansas City Star columnist Jason Whitlock writes that the Larry Johnson distraction is just what Haley and general manager Scott Pioli need, and that the problems Johnson is causing are no reason to cut the guy.

It’s time to cut ties with Chiefs RB Larry Johnson in all fantasy leagues.

The Chiefs barred RB Larry Johnson from practicing with the team or participating in team activities Tuesday, saying they are continuing to investigate his recent comments in which he reportedly belittled coach Todd Haley via Twitter and reportedly used a gay slur while addressing the media in the locker room.

The Kansas City Chiefs just announed they’ll be holding a news conference Tuesday where coach Todd Haley is expected to address the recent comments made by RB Larry Johnson.

It’s interesting to watch what happens in the heat of an NFL moment. We had two such moments over the weekend, and one will have lasting consequences.