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PITTSBURGH - NOVEMBER 20: Heath Miller #83 of the Pittsburgh Steelers runs against Rashad Jeanty #93 and Dhani Jones #57 of the Cincinnati Bengals after a second-quarter catch on November 20, 2008 at Heinz...

Week 7: Numbers Crunching

Week 7: Numbers Crunching

Jones scores three touchdowns as Jets beat Bengals

Rested and rusty after a bye week, the New York Jets made just enough plays to beat the winless Cincinnati Bengals.

D Up! Week 5: Knowing what you got

Jim McCormick analyzes the first month of the season for defensive players, and warns fantasy owners about sticking with guys you drafted if they're underperforming.

Week 5: Injury updates

John Clayton tracks down injury updates for Week 5 of the 2008 season.

D Up! Week 4: Phillips takes charge in San Diego

Jim McCormick looks for big things from guys the Broncos and Panthers this week thanks to their favorable matchups.

Winless Bengals show fight, but Giants prevail in OT

The New York Giants are off to their best start since 2000, and a late play that was not reviewed in overtime may have helped.

D Up! Week 2: Rivers, Kiwanuka on the rise

Jim McCormick says Mathias Kiwanuka, Keith Rivers and James Harrison are good Week 2 pickups.

D Up! Week 1

Jim McCormick says Paul Posluszny, Mike Peterson and Gaines Adams are good Week 1 pickups.

THE PRINCE WHO WOULD BE FANTASY KING

He runs a dozen teams, swings trades at all hours of the night, flies to any NFL game he wants. And did we mention he's Saudi royalty?

Bengals camp preview: What will Ocho Cinco do?

Christopher Harris previews the Bengals' upcoming training camp from a fantasy perspective, and fantasy owners have a lot of things to track, including Chad Johnson's status, the RB situation and more.

Key Bengals' questions: Johnson's ankle, behavior

After Chad Johnson's tirades, will all of his teammates fully accept him, particularly the players on defense who felt his wrath? James Walker examines this situation and other Bengals' questions.

Improved defense could ease Johnson's ire

It's hard to tell why Chad Johnson really wants out of Cincy. But an improved defense would make his stay better. John Clayton

Rookie Rivers should fill immediate Bengals' needs

Under their third defensive coordinator in six years, the Bengals expect rookie Keith Rivers to emerge as the leader of their pack of 11 linebackers.