Week 2 in the realm of fantasy football was headlined by running backs across the board. Chris Johnson led the charge, totaling 284 all-purpose yards and finding the end zone three times.

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Week 2 Fantasy Review

Ravens LB Ray Lewis is making it clear that Rex Ryan and previous success have nothing to do with ‘09.

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Lewis not focused on Jets’ Ryan, past (Yahoo! Sports)

Vic Lombardi talked with Broncos Cornerback Champ Bailey about Sunday’s win against the Cleveland Browns.

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Champ: Orton A Proven Winner

Vic Lombardi talked with Broncos cornerback Champ Bailey about Sunday’s win against the Cleveland Browns.

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Champ Bailey: Defense Starts Up Front

Tristan H. Cockcroft looks at the top 10 fantasy performances since 2000, given Chris Johnson’s monster game Sunday.

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Cockcroft: Top 10 fantasy performances in past 10 seasons

Christopher Harris updates his fantasy football rankings for the season, and Aaron Rodgers and Clinton Portis are two players who slid this week.

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The Big Rotowski: Updated end-of-season rankings

As Minnesota geared up for its showdown with No. 8 Cal, ESPN.com tagged along for the final stages of game week.

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Rittenberg: Peeping at Minnesota’s prep for Cal

The San Francisco 49ers seem convinced that the New York Jets tampered with their first-round draft pick holdout…

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Jets saying no way it tampered with 49ers’ Crabtree (Yahoo! Sports)

Hot News for OG Russ Hochstein

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OG Russ Hochstein: Using His Patriots Skillset

When is a 4-3 defense not really a 4-3? When it’s the Broncos’ 4-3 defense of 2007-08. “The 4-3 really wasn’t here,” said Josh McDaniels, who was hired in January to become the Broncos’ coach of 2009.

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McDaniels: No reason to delay the switch to 3-4