We are just one Sunday into the fantasy football season and already there is chaos.

Here is a quick look at some skill-position players struggling with injuries.

Here are 10 questions keeping fantasy football general managers up at night.

Some quarterbacks lost fantasy value as the preseason dragged on. Others gained value. Here is a look.

These are queasy times for fantasy general managers. Established players are going down left and right – and there is still one more round of preseason games to play.

So Brett Favre is a Jet. What does it all mean?







Aaron Rodgers keeps his starting job in Green Bay and stays on the fantasy radar screen. He would make a viable No. 2 quarterback in the looming drafts, offering interesting upside with his strong supporting cast.

The overall fantasy depth at this position is on the rise. When Tony Gonzalez can’t crack the top five in a lot of the preseason positional rankings, that is a good sign for the group.











Here are some players who could make this position even more productive this season.

An unusually high number of key fantasy commodities have been damaged by injuries during this preseason. Here are 10 guys to keep an especially close eye on.

Few young NFL quarterbacks offer much statistical value. But fantasy GMs must chart their progress to gauge their affect on the fantasy commodities around them.







Here is an update from the front lines.

The 2008 NFL Draft did not produce a high number of impact skill-position players. Aside from running back Darren McFadden, seemingly destined for big things in Oakland, there aren’t many high fantasy picks in this rookie class. Here are 10 guys (besides McFadden) to keep an eye on.

Bobby Engram's broken shoulder raises the fantasy stock of Nate Burleson and Courtney Taylor.