You’ve heard this before, but this is why you always play your studs. Calvin Johnson has led the world this season in being tackled at the 1-yard line. No, seriously. Elias passed along this note before the start of NFL Fantasy Live on Sunday which said Megatron had been tackled at the 1-yard line after four of his catches. And each time, the Lions ran the ball in each time, and did not go to Johnson.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers legend Derrick Brooks weighs in on the fantasy football impact current Bucs players can have in 2012.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Vincent Jackson is proving to be worth every penny on the field, but will he be worth it in fantasy land?

Chargers quarterback Phillip Rivers is expected to have a bounce-back year in 2012, but will he be able to overcome the loss of Vincent Jackson?

Hey look, the Clippers are worth talking about. Is it the NBA Draft Lottery already? Just kidding. I used to enjoy the Lakers JV squad for years, but now it’s become rather unhip to Clip — and you only need to check out the Twitter feed following Blake Griffin‘s performance against the Lakers.

Happy Monday everybody. Now that your NCAA tournament brackets are worthless, let’s turn your attention back to football.

The Chargers have agreed to terms on a deal with WR Eddie Royal, a league source said Thursday.

Newly-acquired WR Vincent Jackson will help the Buccaneers pass attack, but his fantasy value has taken a slight hit.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers got their man in wide receiver Vincent Jackson, signing him to a five-year deal that will average $12 million over the first three years.

The Buccaneers are deep in talks with WR Vincent Jackson and trying to complete a deal.

The Redskins are in the driver’s seat for Robert Griffin III after trading up for the No. 2 pick in April’s draft. But what are the fantasy implications?

The Broncos are in the market for a veteran quarterback, which means Tim Tebow could be fighting for his starting spot next season.

The Saints used their franchise tag on Drew Brees, but the QB is reportedly upset enough about the move that he might not sign the deal.

The San Diego Chargers have decided not to apply the franchise tag to receiver Vincent Jackson, a source with knowledge of the situation said Monday.

Barring new contracts before Monday’s deadline, a slew of high profile players will receive the franchise tag from their respective teams.