The Colts continue to proclaim Trent Richardson the lead back while giving backup Donald Brown the majority of touches, as they did Sunday.
DeMarco Murray's knee injury Sunday leaves nothing but questions in the Cowboys backfield.
Is Ryan Mathews done in San Diego? It's starting to look more and more like that's the case as Danny Woodhead takes over the Chargers backfield.
A desperate Falcons team gets an increasingly injured Jets club on Monday Night Football.
We fell just short of putting Jimmy Graham first overall in our flex rankings, but he's not that far off. It's hard to have a bad team if you spent an early pick on him in your leagues.
Matt Schaub is under fire in Houston, but he has favorable upcoming schedule, making him a decent waive-wire option.
Le'Veon Bell returned from injury Sunday to make his season debut with the Steelers and finally gave his owners something to cheer about.
Alfred Morris has a potentially juicy matchup against the Raiders in Week 4.
Lamar Miller finally was named the Dolphins' starting running back, putting to rest any ideas of a two-back system in Miami as the season kicks off this week.
C.J. Spiller clocks in at No. 3 Overall.
Our first set of weekly rankings are now up. Tony Romo and the Cowboys should be in a shootout with the Giants in Week 1.
Knowshon Moreno suddenly looks like the running back to own in Denver, even if it is by default.
Chris Liss held his nose and bought Matt Ryan for $32 out of a $200 budget.
Arian Foster clocks in at No. 6
Zach Sudfeld could become a favorite target of Tom Brady.
Nate Burleson may open the season as the No. 2 wide receiver in Detroit, but it might not be long before he is supplanted by Ryan Broyles as the wideout opposite Calvin Johnson.
DeAngelo Williams could see an increased workload this year.
Maurice Jones-Drew clocks in at No. 23.