Quarterback David Carr and running back Ryan Torain were among those who lost their jobs as the New York Giants set their the 53-man roster before Saturday's NFL deadline.

The New York Giants couldn't survive Thursday's game versus the Patriots without a significant injury. Running back Andre Brown, the team's goal-line specialist, sustained a "tiny crack" in his left leg.

Monday's roundup: New York Giants O-lineman Justin Pugh returns from concussion

Michael Fabiano reviews the running back situations of all 32 NFL teams. Which handcuff situations offer the most fantasy value?

The New York Giants were supposed to meet with Tim Hightower in March. The injured halfback finally might get his chance to impress Big Blue. He's reportedly set to visit the Giants Wednesday.

NFL.com fantasy guru Michael Fabiano examines the most attention-grabbing stats for each NFL team, and breaks down their potential impact for the 2012 fantasy football season.

Cedric Benson was emotional as he discussed his NFL future, mentioning a number of teams that have showed interest. Gregg Rosenthal lists which teams might best fit the running back.

It appears Terrell Suggs could miss the entire 2012 season after tearing his Achilles. How does this affect the Ravens' standing in the league hierarchy? Elliot Harrison updates his Power Rankings.

Mike Shanahan's tenure in Washington hasn't changed the Redskins' culture of losing. Elliot Harrison believes the team's 2011 season was doomed by an inept offense that needs to be fixed.

Katy Perry could be the hottest name in free agency in 2012, but our Adam Rank is here to help those still playing fantasy football.

The bad news continues to pile up for Mark Sanchez and the Jets after the devastating loss to the GIants in Week 16. How far did they fall in Elliot Harrison's power rankings. Only one way to find out.

If you need a quarterback -- or have Aaron Rodgers as your current starter -- Kyle Orton should be on your waiver-wire wish list this week. Michael Fabiano explains why in his Fantasy mailbag.

In the Week 12 Touches Report, Roy Helu gets some air time, Chris Johnson shows his old form, and Peyton Hillis shows he can stay healthy for a whole game.

Once considered to be playoff locks, both the Lions and Giants are heading in the wrong direction as December approaches. Elliot Harrison reveals how far the two teams have fallen in his Week 13 rankings.

Matt Ryan has been playing at a high level of late, both for the Falcons and fantasy owners. Will the streak continue? Michael Fabiano has all the answers for Week 12.

Carson Palmer has put up good numbers in his first two starts with the Raiders. In this week's edition of Start 'Em & Sit 'Em, Michael Fabiano explains why the the veteran quarterback will continue to produce.

Mike Shanahan's brief fling with John Beck is over as Rex Grossman will start for Washington Redskins in Sunday's game against the Miami Dolphins.

There's a famous saying, "Everyone always loves you more after you're gone." Well, that's not always the case as Jason Smith points out with a few NFL figures.

Just when you think you know who's going to top the Touches List, you wind up with guys like Roy Helu, Brandon Jacobs, and Mike Tolbert crashing the party.

No, Michael Fabiano isn't being paid to promote Tim Tebow. But when a player scores this many fantasy points, it's hard to ignore. There's Tebow talk and much more in this week's mailbag.

Things are far from settled when it comes to the playoff picture in the GameDay Morning fantasy league. Four teams sitting at 4-4 and one at 3-5 all have a chance to make the postseason with a few good breaks. That playoff run starts this week for many.

Nobody who drafted Chris Johnson likes what they have received from him so far. But what do you do with him? Our Adam Rank has you covered.

Ravens-Steelers used to be a slugfest. Not anymore, writes Jason Smith, as he predicts the best games, the most exciting finishes and more for Week 9.

With Week 9 of the fantasy season upon us, a quick look at some of the notable trends give owners a reason to be optimistic about Mark Sanchez, while downgrading Matt Hasselbeck and Reggie Wayne.