Fantasy Football

Continuity vs. turnover on NFC East rosters: How much is too much?

Has Multiplicity Come To An End In Dallas?

Two AL bullpens undergoing temporary revisions. A legendary arm is having some trouble. Plus, trade rumors and

Jaguars running back Maurice Jones-Drew is optimistic about his progress in his recovery from Lisfranc surgery, according to Jaguars.NFL.com.Fantasy Spin:Jones-Drew's foot is fully healed, so he can now focus on strengthening his ankle. Jags GM David Caldwell said last week that the plan is for Jones-Drew to be 100 percent when camp opens July 26. Jones-Drew is confident that he'll lose weight and get in shape now that he can run. "The weight is going to come off as I work out," Jones-Drew said. "All I could do (after surgery) was eat. With this injury, you don't want to break the screws and have to get the surgery over again. I couldn't move."

According to the San Diego Union-Tribune, Chargers receiver Vincent Brown has stood out this spring.Fantasy Spin:"He is not quite 6 feet tall, not quite 200 pounds, not a guy who would win a foot race against almost any cornerback," according to Union-Tribune beat writers. "But he plays tall, plays big, plays fast." Brown was impressive last preseason before breaking his ankle and missing the entire year. He could have a big year in coach Mike McCoy's short-passing offense.

The Chargers are expected to scrap the vertical-oriented attack of the past few years in favor of a short-passing scheme, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune.Fantasy Spin:New Chargers coach Mike McCoy, who was the offensive coordinator in Denver last season, wants to get the ball out of Phiip Rivers' hand quicker. Rivers has been one of the NFL's top deep passers since 2008, but he was sacked 49 times last season and has turned the ball over 47 times over the last two years. Change is necessary to cope with San Diego's terrible offensive line.

According to ESPN New York, Giants running backs coach Jerald Ingram said David Wilson has improved with his pass protection, but he wants to see how Wilson does in full pads once training camp starts.Fantasy Spin:Ahmad Bradshaw is gone, so Wilson and Andre Brown will be competing in camp for the starting job. As a 2012 first-round pick, Wilson has the inside edge, but Brown rushed for 5.3 yards per carry and eight touchdowns last season and certainly has a shot if Wilson's fumbling or pass protection issues return.

The Cup Series takes a break from the traditional ovals this weekend to pay a visit to Sonoma Raceway. The 10-turn, 1.99-mile road course combines elevation changes, snaking corners and hard left- and right-hand turns that test a driver's ability to hit their marks, braking points and shifting points properly.

Carolina Panthers RBs DeAngelo Williams and Mike Tolbert received plenty of repetitions in OTAs with RB Jonathan Stewart (ankles) on the mend. Huddle Up: What else have we come to expect from the Carolina RB situation as it's shaping up to be yet another year, another committee effort producing numbers on the ground.

Carolina Panthers TE Greg Olsen is showing great timing with QB Cam Newton during offseason workouts. Huddle Up: Olsen had a career year in 2012 in terms of receptions (69) and yards (843) and even more could be in store this season with questions still surrounding the Panthers' WR situation outside of veteran Steve Smith.