Another exciting week of games on Sunday – which means another interesting day of Monday tape study.

Friday at midday is the deadline to vote for last week’s top NFL performances on NFL.com.

Yes, Darrelle Revis is imposing to opposing fantasy owners, but Jason Smith says you don’t always need to be afraid of him.

The much-anticipated debuts of Albert Haynesworth and Shaun Ellis became official Thursday night in Foxborough, Mass., as both were in the starting lineup in the preseason finale against the Giants.

Peyton Manning is ready to come back to practice, but that doesn’t automatically mean he’ll be on the field in Week 1.

Here’s a quick roundup of the notable player injuries from Saturday’s preseason games

Chris Johnson’s holdout has fantasy owners concerned, but it’s hard to let him fall too far in Round 1.

One of the intriguing topics of conversation surrounding the “Top 100 Players of 2011″ list has been the wide receiver position.

Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman took a few minutes during his visit to NFL Network on Monday to discuss his transition to wide receiver, Tom Brady‘s study habits, and the time he “Moss’d” someone.

Randy Moss and Terrell Owens might be a little long in the tooth, but will they still have fantasy value once the lockout ends?

The Buccaneers are reportedly the front runners to be the subject of this year’s “Hard Knocks” on HBO. Not a terrible choice. But we think we can do better.

The Pro Bowl was kind of funny to watch, definitely entertaining. And that’s just what you’d expect from the game.

With all the talk about Tom Brady and Wes Welker, don’t be surprised if it’s the New England running game that wreaks havoc against the New York Jets in their divisional playoff game Sunday afternoon. So said NFL.com analyst Pat Kirwan in his playoff chat on Friday.

Patriots WR Wes Welker and T Matt Light have been selected to the Pro Bowl, it was announced Wednesday.

There will not be a devastating knee injury for Wes Welker in this regular-season finale.