Eli Manning had a very good outing in Week 4 of the 2009 fantasy football season. However, an Eli Manning injury in the fourth quarter has his fantasy owners worried. When dropping back to pass, Manning apparently hurt his heel – without being touched.
The fact that it was a non-contact injury could be bad news. Sometimes when tendons or ligaments pop, it happens when no one else is around.
The good news for Manning, the New York Giants and the fantasy football world is the fact that Manning was able to walk around after the game. However, be sure to keep …read more

Here are some players you should target on the waiver wire this week, due to injuries or other situations on their teams.
Kurt Warner, QB, Arizona Cardinals
With Matt Leinart out for an extended amount of time with a broken collarbone, the door is wide open for Warner to step through and post big numbers. He has two great receivers and an improved offensive line. Pickup Warner if he’s available. While he isn’t starting material right away, he could be very soon once he gets comfortable.
David Carr, QB, Carolina Panthers
Jake Delhomme is out for the season after opting for elbow surgery. That …read more

If you need a last second fill-in on your roster, look at these guys who you should be able to pickup and play.
David Carr, QB, Carolina Panthers – Carr was horrible in his debut in Week 4. With Jake Delhomme out injured, Carr laid an egg against Tampa Bay. That said, he’s worth an emergency start in Week 5. Not because he’s suddenly a better player, but because he’s facing the New Orleans Saints. The Saints have looked horrible on defense at times this year. Additionally, Panthers’ WR Steve Smith is a threat no matter who the quarterback happens to …read more