Tight ends in 2012 were a disappointing fantasy bunch. Michael Fabiano examines some recent trends to determine if things get a little better in 2013.

In the wake of Robert Griffin III's knee surgery and the accompanying controversy, Jeff Darlington makes a simple plea to the Washington Redskins: Protect your franchise QB from himself.

After suffering through a string of treacherous Washington Redskins seasons, veteran tight end Chris Cooley says he's never had more fun than during the team's six-game winning streak.

Kyle Shanahan is on the coaching fast track with the success he's had in adapting the Washington Redskins' offense to suit Robert Griffin III. Albert Breer talks to the coordinator about the changes.

In his weekly Fantasy Mailbag, Michael Fabiano offers hope for Darren McFadden owners and decides whether Chris Johnson's fantasy value has turned a corner.

In this week's edition of "Fantasy 101", Jason Smith offers warnings about Trent Richardson's ribs and gives suggestions to fill a Maurice Jones-Drew gap.

Chris Cooley now is a free agent. We suspect he won't remain one for long. Where could the longtime Washington Redskin land? Gregg Rosenthal breaks down six possible suitors.

Tight ends have gained more value in fantasy football in recent years, but how consistent is the position overall? Michael Fabiano takes a look at some surprising stats over the last few years.

Washington Redskins tight end Chris Cooley discusses his health and new roles in the offense with the "NFL AM" crew.

Washington Redskins TE Fred Davis was supposed to have a breakout season, but most reports out of training camp indicate he's been unimpressive.

Washington Redskins tight end Chris Cooley is stoked about the team's new iPad playbooks. He's an even bigger fan of the ability it gives players to slam teammates.

Trouble? Discord? These things no longer define Washington Redskins training camp. Jeff Darlington says it's a new day with fresh-faced quarterback Robert Griffin III at the helm.

Robert Griffin III has only one training camp practice under his belt, but he has shown his Washington Redskins teammates that he's more than just another high draft pick.

Chris Cooley's knee was a lingering problem for him last season. Brian McIntyre writes that if Cooley can't stay healthy, the former Pro Bowl tight end could lose his roster spot in D.C.

Robert Griffin III has been lauded as the Washington Redskins final missing piece, but he'll need the support of the other 52 members of his team to be successful, tight end Chris Cooley says.

A QB and his coach must have a strong relationship to thrive. Redskins rookie Robert Griffin III and Mike Shanahan are well on their way to developing that rapport, Aditi Kinkhabwala writes.

Skins QB Griffin says he 'can help this team win'

Around the League continues its postdraft look at all 32 teams. In Washington, Robert Griffin III was the draft. Gregg Rosenthal examines whether there is enough talent around him.