Week 15 is here, and so too is "Star Wars: The Force Awakens"! Whoops, we meant the fantasy playoffs. With a trip to the fantasy championship on the line, we break down the final game of the week.

There are three weeks left in the 2015 regular season -- and teams are still making major moves in Elliot Harrison's Power Rankings, from the top (Patriots and Bengals) on down (Browns and Bears).

Week 14 isn't over yet. Setting a winning lineup is even more critical than ever, so why do it alone? Our fantasy crew breaks down the remaining games with a player-by-player preview.

The Colts cut Duron Carter, son of Hall of Famer Cris Carter, on Saturday. Also out of a job are Josh Chapman and Montori Hughes, a pair of rotational defensive tackles.

As he heads into his fourth year in the league, Coby Fleener now has more competition than ever for Andrew Luck's throws. Where do additions to the receiving corps leave the fourth-year tight end?

After rookie minicamp and a round of OTAs, the Colts are already impressed with Dorsett. Will the speedy first-round pick have a big role in Pep Hamilton's "Greatest 'Shoe on Earth" offense?

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 Indianapolis Colts upgraded their cast of wideouts with the signing of Andre Johnson, but inside the building, coaches are hoping for a breakout year from Donte Moncrief.

The NFL has seen teams drastically improve their offenses this offseason. But which teams made the best additions on that side of the football? Around The NFL's Chris Wesseling explores.

The Indianapolis Colts signed receiver Vincent Brown. The 49ers added linebacker Desmond Bishop. And the Cardinals signed quarterback Chandler Harnish, among other Tuesday transactions.

The Raiders have promising pieces in Khalil Mack and Derek Carr that they will look to build around in 2015. Around The NFL's Marc Sessler offers his insight on what is in store for Oakland this offseason.

After suffering a setback to his injured foot, Rod Streater will reportedly not return to the Raiders this season. Will the team be in the market for a first-round wide receiver in 2015?

Interim coach Tony Sparano said mercurial wide receiver Denarius Moore will have a clean slate now that Dennis Allen is gone. Will the speedy Moore work his way up a mediocre depth chart?

The Oakland Raiders claimed wideout Kenbrell Thompkins off waivers from the New England Patriots. How will he fit in with the wide receiver corps featuring James Jones and Andre Holmes?

Chris Ivory and Bishop Sankey are starting to take over their respective backfields. Find out who else is gaining playing time in our Week 5 snap report.

Vincent Brown was waived/injured by the San Diego Chargers on Saturday. The former third-round pick was edged out of a receiving corps led by Keenan Allen and Malcom Floyd.

For the San Diego Chargers, the 2014 season heralds more responsibility for Philip Rivers under new play-caller Frank Reich. But will the defense improve enough to make it worthwhile?

After a season-ending neck injury last September, San Diego Chargers wide receiver Malcom Floyd has looked like his old self. How well can the 32-year-old complement young star Keenan Allen?

What are the storylines to follow in the ramp-up to training camp? In the AFC West, DeMarcus Ware prepares for his first season with the Broncos while the Chiefs get a better glimpse of Dee Ford.

Now that we're a few seasons removed from the 2011 NFL Draft, Marcas Grant looks at the fantasy gems that were unearthed. No surprise that quarterbacks and receivers have shown depth.

Nobody's talking about the San Diego Chargers this offseason -- nobody except Adam Schein, who believes Philip Rivers and Co. are poised to thrive in Year 2 of the Mike McCoy/Tom Telesco regime.

Malcom Floyd suffered a career-threatening neck injury last season and faced a months-long recovery process. But the San Diego Chargers wide receiver is reportedly expected to play in 2014.

The San Diego Chargers never intended for Keenan Allen to be Philip Rivers' go-to option on offense. That's how it worked out, and Allen continues to entrench himself as a star.