Week One Notes are here, and Fantasy CPR’s Joe Dexter has the cures for your injured stars.

Kudos to ProFootballTalk for wading through the NFL’s injury report and delivering some info that might help all of us. Remember to submit your lineups in time for tonight’s game. Good luck in Week One.
Titans receiver Nate Washington (hamstring) is questionable for Thursday night;
Steelers linebacker Lawrence Timmons (ankle) is doubtful.
Cardinals wideout Anquan Boldin didn’t practice Wednesday due to a bad hamstring.
Bucs receiver Antonio Bryant fully participated in practice, as he returns from recent knee surgery.
Bengals safety Roy Williams (thigh) was a limited participant; quarterback Carson Palmer (ankle) fully participated.
Lions defensive tackle Grady Jackson (knee) participated on a limited basis.
Saints tackle [...]

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Common fantasy football logic says you should handcuff your running backs. It protects your investment and prevents you from losing a starter in case of injury. Well, I’ve largely been avoiding that strategy this season. Here’s why:
With the increase of running back platoons, handcuffs are being drafted higher than ever. According to fantasyfootballcalculator.com, LenDale White and Felix Jones are being drafted in the sixth round. Jonathan Stewart is going in the seventh. Ahmad Bradshaw and LeSean McCoy are being drafted in the eighth. While a lot of these guys have value on their own, those picks are too high to [...]

ESPN completed a recent mock draft that could help your draft-day strategy.
Mr. Roto completed four fantasy drafts in one day. Pretty impressive.
An updated look at some sleepers and busts.
Scott Pianowski looks at players he’s acquiring and others who he is skipping over.
Dalton Del Don offers up some insight on a variety of players.

I’ll be finishing this Labor Day weekend with a surge to help you through all your last-minute fantasy drafts.
Here’s a link to my favorite site, fantasyfootballcalculator.com, for average draft positions. It’s user-friendly and easy to sort by positions or number of league franchises (for 8, 10, 12, or 14-team leagues). The site also seems to run mock drafts on a regular basis, so you can be confident the rankings are fairly up to date.
Good luck.

Here they are, the final five. ESPN’s rankings followed by my analysis.
96. Felix Jones, Dallas, RB
The early reports on Jones are good and he should get around 10-15 touches per game in the Dallas offense. Marion Barber will still get the goal-line carries, but Jones has home-run potential every time he gets the ball. Plus, Barber is due to break down given his physical running style. I like Jones as a third RB this season.
97. Steve Breaston, Arizona, WR
Breaston might be the most valuable third receiver in the entire NFL. Arizona will continue to throw the football frequently and Breaston [...]

Christopher Harris looks at Brad Penny’s move to San Francisco.
Jason Grey (British spelling) looks at Lance Berkman’s power outage.
Bryan Schubert looks at call-ups that could help your playoff push.
Andy Behrens puts closers under the microscope.