Danny Amendola is out of the injury report business, and Sam Bradford and the St. Louis Rams showed no patience in going back to him. Which is good news, if you're in the business of still caring about fantasy football.
The St. Louis Rams will probably be getting Danny Amendola back on Sunday against the Minnesota Vikings, but that shouldn't dent Chris Givens's fantasy football stock. If anything, it should boost it.
Will the St. Louis Rams pass to their newly "probable" No. 1 wide receiver, or is he a decoy designed to free Chris Givens? It could be a little of both.
The St. Louis Rams were finally able to label Steven Jackson probable on Friday, instead of questionable. It should mean another big role for him on offense in Week 14.
The Buffalo Bills have one of the most dangerous running backs in the NFL—so how come they refuse to give him a starter's workload?
Danny Amendola might play Sunday against the Buffalo Bills, but the Rams offense finally won't depend on it.
Chris Givens has been the St. Louis Rams' most dependable receiver—and a great fantasy football option—for two weeks running, but things won't be clear until we know if Danny Amendola is healthy.
The St. Louis Rams (and fantasy football owners in points-per-reception leagues) will only get a limited Danny Amendola on Sunday. Chris Givens is the short-term answer for both groups.
The St. Louis Rams are unlikely to get much from Danny Amendola again on Sunday vs. the San Francisco 49ers, which could mean another boost from Chris Givens.
Danny Amendola is doubtful for the second week in a row, which makes the St. Louis Rams' wide receiver—well, a little less doubtful.
The St. Louis Rams' injury report will tell us whether Danny Amendola is questionable or doubtful against the San Francisco 49ers, but it won't answer the remaining questions about his viability.
Does Danny Amendola still have any fantasy football upside after dealing with what look like lingering foot problems?
Fantasy football rankings have Steven Jackson as a mid-range running back option in 2012's Week 1 contest between the St. Louis Rams and the Detroit Lions.
Danny Amendola a fantasy football sleeper? Unfortunately, this becomes truer the farther back the St. Louis Rams are against the Detroit Lions on Sunday.
Steven Jackson isn't fantasy football royalty anymore, but 2012 is too early to be calling for him to collapse.
St. Louis Rams fans looking to make a homer pick at backup QB are going to get burned again if they have Sam Bradford on their fantasy football rankings.
If you need to take a member of the St. Louis Rams in your fantasy draft, help yourself to rookie kicker Greg Zuerlein.
The Kansas City Chiefs' Jamaal Charles could go up or down on fantasy football rankings depending on his performance Saturday against the St. Louis Rams.
The St. Louis Rams and fantasy football owners will both have to deal with Sam Bradford's season on the brink of quarterback-of-the-present status.
The St. Louis Rams don't have a lot to offer fans on the prowl for fantasy football sleepers, except for Lance Kendricks again.
Well, nobody ever said the fine citizens at Turf Show Times were, more than a decade into the Greatest Show on Turf hangover, too optimistic; DCRamsFan, offering his latest fantasy football tip,...
A look at the St. Louis Rams' fantasy football options for the 2012 NFL season.
