Jonathan Stewart's on the PUP list, leaving DeAngelo Williams as the main man in the Carolina backfield and a good value in fantasy drafts.
Fantasy owners can rest easy as A.J. Green is back in action for the Bengals, four weeks removed from his knee injury.
Knowshon Moreno suddenly looks like the running back to own in Denver, even if it is by default.
Drew Brees was the highest priced QB at $48.
Chris Liss held his nose and bought Matt Ryan for $32 out of a $200 budget.
Former No. 1 overall pick Alex Smith is still a sleeper in his eighth year.
Von Miller's six-game suspension sinks his fantasy value but also makes him a risk in keeper leagues.
Arian Foster clocks in at No. 6
Michael Vick won the starting quarterback job in Philadelphia and looks like a good fantasy fit in the Eagles' new offense.
Le'Veon Bell continues to display an inability to stay healthy, and his latest injury should have fantasy owners treading lightly.
Zach Sudfeld could become a favorite target of Tom Brady.
A.J. Green led the NFL in targets inside-the-10 last year with 14.
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.
Jeff Erickson took Darren McFadden at the start of the third round in his NFFC - RotoWire Fantasy Football Online Championship draft.
DeAngelo Williams could see an increased workload this year.
Mixed signals are coming from Giants camp regarding Jason Pierre-Paul's availability for Week 1. Is he worth the risk?
How much does it matter that Ray Rice faces the toughest slate of run defenses from 2012?
Sam Bradford should have explosive playmakers all over the field this year, making him a good value in fantasy drafts.