The Titans have holes at many positions, including quarterback. Can Ken Whisenhunt find promising players to turn the franchise around? Conor Orr anticipates Tennessee's offseason moves.

So you have high hopes for your first-round fantasy running back, eh? Michael Fabiano breaks down the NFL's backfields to help you insure your big fantasy investment.

Ken Whisenhunt lost his best running back and cornerback in Chris Johnson and Alterraun Verner, respectively. How does the new Tennessee Titans coach plan on addressing those departures?

Ben Tate and Darren McFadden are among the running backs on the free-agent market. Will teams view either of these rushers as long-term solutions? Marc Sessler breaks down the position.

The future of Tennessee Titans starting running back Chris Johnson very much is up in the air; however, third-string rusher Jackie Battle's is not, as he and the team agreed to a one-year deal Monday.

Tennessee Titans running back Shonn Greene injured his right knee and missed the second half of the season opener. He'll also miss the Week 2 matchup against the Houston Texans.

The San Diego Chargers didn't grab headlines when they added Danny Woodhead on a two-year contract, but it's among Marc Sessler's five under-the-radar signings that are bound to pay off.

Gearing up for a championship game? In his Fantasy 101 report, fantasy expert Jason Smith examines the impact of injuries and which players to watch in Week 16.

It may sound crazy, but under the right circumstances, Michael Fabiano says trading Aaron Rodgers might be a good move. Just make sure you get the best value for him.

San Diego Chargers coach Norv Turner is keeping quiet about his running back plans leading up to Sunday's game against the New Orleans Saints. Will Ryan Mathews or Jackie Battle get the call?

The latest controversy for the San Diego Chargers: Jackie Battle was listed as the starting running back over Ryan Mathews on this week's depth chart. Gregg Rosenthal explains why it means nothing.

Jackie Battle stole the show last week, but Ryan Mathews is the back you can trust in Week 5. Michael Fabiano breaks down the running backs to watch in Start 'Em, Sit 'Em