It looks like Mike Wallace will remain in the Steel City, so fantasy football owners can breathe a sigh of relief.

Happy Thursday, everybody. It’s getaway day here for a certain someone who is going to take a long weekend before the draft. But I won’t be mailing it in until later today, so let’s look at some fantasy news.

Cam Newton or Calvin Johnson will be on the cover of the new Madden game. What does this mean for your fantasy draft in 2012?

Mikel Leshoure’s is making all the wrong news this offseason, and it could affect his fantasy value for next season.

Mike Goodson is a possible handcuff for oft-injured Darren McFadden in Oakland … and he could be a nice sleeper, too.

A grown man shouldn’t believe in the Madden Curse, but it will impact my fantasy draft.

Chargers coach Norv Turner says he expects Ryan Mathews to have a breakout season. Super, well then give him the ball in the red zone.

With Brandon Jacobs now in San Francisco, the fantasy value of Frank Gore takes a slight hit heading into the 2012 season.

Happy Tuesday, everybody! Many of you might not realize this, but the Tim Tebow press conference ended just six minutes ago. Tebow and the Jets beat the record for longest press conference by a backup quarterback, breaking Vince Ferragamo‘s previous mark from 1980. But enough about that, let’s talk Browns!

Steelers WR Mike Wallace is still available for those willing to spend a first-round pick. But has the other price gone too high?

David Garrard and Matt Moore will compete for the top spot in Miami. Unfortunately, neither is going to make a significant fantasy impact in 2012.

Out of the Peyton Manning race, the Dolphins would be wise to add potential fantasy sleeper Matt Flynn sooner than later.

Laurent Robinson was a fantasy darling with the Cowboys last season, but his stock has taken a huge hit now that he’s in Jacksonville.

Reggie Wayne and Marques Colston are staying home, but Robert Meachem will be wearing a new uniform in 2012. Michael Fabiano has the latest.

Randy Moss is back in the NFL, but he doesn’t figure to make a major fantasy impact in San Francisco.