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Few teams have the luxury of sitting their starters in this season finale -- too much is at stake.

Before each season, experts try to pick the surprise teams. But these teams surprised us by being disappointing, writes John Clayton.

It's been a grueling 213 days since the Super Bowl. How have we survived?! But now, the new season is here. And from Tebow-Sanchez drama to Bountygate to a new schedule format, there is plenty to look forward to.

Stephania Bell has updates on the relevant injuries for fantasy purposes for Week 16, including Ben Roethlisberger, Felix Jones and Vincent Jackson

Danny Tuccitto of Football Outsiders goes through the numbers to figure out just how to handle your fantasy lineup in Week 17 and decide who to start in the final week of the regular season (if you're still playing, that is -- and you shouldn't be).

Story | Conversation | December 21, 2011

KC Joyner produces his 2011 fantasy rankings, by position and overall, examining remaining opponents to determine who gains (Eli Manning, Reggie Bush) and loses (Cam Newton, Steven Jackson) value based on upcoming matchups.

Blog | Conversation | November 15, 2011

The Packers are playing at an amazing level and face a manageable schedule, so it's time to wonder whether they can go undefeated, writes Adam Schefter.

Michael Vick's return to Atlanta provides drama, but San Diego-New England may be a playoff preview, writes John Clayton.

Eric Karabell looks at the fantasy implications of the Vikings-Eagles game moved to Tuesday night.

Blog | Conversation | December 27, 2010

Eric Karabell says if fantasy owners have room, Charlie Whitehurst could be a player worth stashing away.

Blog | Conversation | September 24, 2010

Rivalries and grudge matches abound this week, but the New England-Cincinnati Monday night matchup is the best, John Clayton writes.

Before he gets to his NFC preview, Gregg Easterbrook wonders about the cupcake schedules of many of the top teams in college football.

Feel like doing any traveling in the fall? Because Page 2's Mary Buckheit has assembled the Ultimate NFL Road Trip for the 2007 season.

Will the London trip make Tom Coughlin cranky? That's just one of the schedule-related questions Matt Mosley is asking himself.

John Clayton previews the best games of the second half, starting with a huge NFC matchup between the Bears and Giants Sunday night.

There's only one thing better than the start of the NFL season -- the release of the NFL schedule. DJ Gallo breaks down all the key matchups.