Talk about your Saturday night special — there are 11 preseason games for your viewing. This is why you need NFL Preseason Live to keep up with all of the action.

Jamaal Charles continues to remain No. 2 on the Chiefs’ depth chart, and coach Todd Haley told the press on Tuesday that the running back’s role has yet to be determined.

QBs Matt Moore and Joe Flacco are a couple of breakout candidates, but they had different results on Thursday night.

John Harbaugh threw some love at Ray Rice and Le’Ron McClain, but did little to clear up his intentions for the Ravens’ backfield.

NFL Network insider Jason La Canfora went Around the League on Thursday, updating three key stories he’s been following.

Willis McGahee has become a secondary option to Ray Rice in Baltimore’s backfield, but the Ravens have no intention of cutting him loose, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.

The trio of Ravens RBs Ray Rice, Willis McGahee and Le’Ron McClain have combined to score four touchdowns and 54 fantasy points against the Lions.

Ravens RB Ray Rice has gone from a preseason sleeper to an absolute star in fantasy circles.

Raven RB Ray Rice got almost all the carries in Week 5. Fantasy owners need to take notice.

I would argue that right now — in the 2009 NFL season — is the most challenging time to be a a fantasy owner.

Maurice Jones-Drew is putting up huge numbers for fantasy owners, one of the top fantasy storylines so far in Week 3.

Here’s a look at my preseason fantasy risers and fallers. If you’re not ranking Chad Ochocinco ahead of Brandon Marshall now, you’re missing something!

I’ll be spinning Around The League today on Total Access, looking at the contract issues between some rookies and their teams.

Thomas Jones might have been one of the most productive running backs in fantasy football last season, but Michael Fabiano sees his value falling with the new-look Jets.

Ravens RB Willis McGahee has been one of the most frustrating fantasy options in recent memory, so forgive my trepidation when he told the Baltimore Sun that he’s completely healthy and ready to challenge Ray Rice for the No. 1 spot in Baltimore.