Several prominent running backs suffered torn ACLs last season. Michael Fabiano looks at how the ailment will affect their value in 2008 fantasy drafts.

Antonio Bryant is coming off the best fantasy season of his career. But as Michael Fabiano writes, he could struggle to duplicate those totals with the new-look Bucs in '09.

While there has been speculation that Michael Vick might play a different position if he's reinstated, his best chance to find NFL success again is still at quarterback.

What would the NFL and NFLPA say to an idea that would promote the NFL worldwide, provide jobs for 100 unsigned veterans and be a midseason source to replace injured players? Read on.

New coaches paired with first-time general managers not only helped reshape their respective rosters during the draft, but created some of the event's biggest stories.

Many well-established, big-name free agents are still looking for a place to play in 2009. Here are some teams that potentially could be in need of those players.

For a variety of reasons, some prominent contenders from the 2007 season fell on hard times in 2008. Five such teams might be primed for a major turnaround in 2009.

Between a slumping economy and the current cap ramifications of a potential uncapped year in 2010, the free-agent class of 2009 might see fewer teams shelling out big-money contracts.

Here's a position-by-position look at the best talent that could be available when the clock strikes 12:01 a.m. ET on Friday.

A lot has changed in the four years since Atlanta went to the NFC title game in '04. Not many predicted the Falcons would be here, and that's why they want to make it count.

Fans have learned to expect the unexpected this season, and Week 16 backed that up. From Le'Ron McClain's big run in Dallas to Buffalo's shocker in Denver, playoff scenarios turned on a dime.

The Cardinals have struggled on the road this season. Now they will face freezing temperatures in New England. What does that mean? RotoWire's Corey Bertram has all of your answers for Week 16.