The Indianapolis Colts have stopped waiting for Vick Ballard to get back on the field. The oft-injured running back was waived by the team on Tuesday.

DeMarco Murray and LeSean McCoy, the NFL's last two rushing kings, both changed teams in March. Which Pro Bowler provides the biggest boost to his new backfield? Bucky Brooks gauges RB upgrades.

Minnesota Vikings fans will have to wait until the regular season to see Adrian Peterson. The running back is not expected to play during the preseason.

Sorting out the backfields of NFL rosters can be a difficult task. NFL Fantasy is here to help, with a complete breakdown of all 32 NFL backfields to help you prep for the fantasy football season.

Colts running back Vick Ballard feels like a forgotten man after missing the past two years with a pair of injuries. Does he have a chance to back up Frank Gore this season?

The Colts have plenty of mouths to feed. Fortunately they have a quarterback who's up to the task. Roster Reset takes a trip down to the AFC South.

The Colts traded kicker Cody Parkey to the Eagles for running back David Fluellen on Wednesday. Can Fluellen provide depth behind Trent Richardson?

Three weeks of camp are over. So who has the upper hand in the "other" competition in Cleveland? Gregg Rosenthal breaks down which players are in line to start Week 1.

Ahmad Bradshaw insists his surgically repaired neck is unrelated to the injury that ended David Wilson's career. Can the Colts count on the veteran tailback for the season opener?

Chris Rainey was waived by the Indianapolis Colts early in camp and there was no information as to why. Rainey tweeted during the Colts' preseason game Thursday a possible clue as to why.

How do you decide between Detroit's dynamic duo of running backs? Marcas Grant has that answer and more in the season premiere of Fantasy Football Audibles.

Trent Richardson has had a full offseason to learn Pep Hamilton's offense. Now, the Indianapolis Colts' running back said he's more comfortable than ever. Do Hamilton and Chuck Pagano agree?

The Indianapolis Colts have been hit hard by injuries in this summer's "war of attrition." Chris Wesseling tells you what else you need to know from Friday's training camp action.

We dive into the wild world of running back committees once again as training camp battles play out this summer. Curious about the Law Firm, CJ2K, Doug Martin and more? Find out more here.

When teams start practicing, it's inevitable that players will suffer injuries. Make sure you stay up to date with the latest injures around the NFL so your fanatsy roster isn't on ice come draft day.

The Indianapolis Colts cut ties with running back Chris Rainey, despite coach Chuck Pagano's recent ravings about the speedy runner. The reason why? Conduct.

Trent Richardson struggled in his Colts debut in 2013. With Vick Ballard likely out for the season, the pressure is on Richardson to shed his bust label in a big way. What else can we take away from Friday?

Indianapolis Colts running back Vick Ballard is facing another lost season after he likely suffered a torn Achilles tendon in practice on Friday. This means even more snaps for Trent Richardson.

In the latest Training Camp Fantasy Notebook, Rex Ryan still thinks the Jets have a quarterback competition. Michael Vick still does not.

With training camp around the corner, Around The League breaks down the top competitions, highlighted by the Cleveland Browns' quarterback derby between Brian Hoyer and Johnny Manziel.

For the Colts, training camp ushers in an annual tradition: Reggie Wayne's out-of-the-box arrivals. This year, after showing up in an Indy Car, Wayne brought some good news.

The Indianapolis Colts aren't about to throw in the towel on Trent Richardson. The coaching staff reportedly believes the power back can be a three-down player this season.

The numbers say running back Trent Richardson was more "Least Mode" than "Beast Mode" in 2013, but the Colts' Matt Hasselbeck compares Richardson to ex-Seahawks teammate Marshawn Lynch anyway.

So you have high hopes for your first-round fantasy running back, eh? Michael Fabiano breaks down the NFL's backfields to help you insure your big fantasy investment.