by Bruce Ciskie Filed under: Browns , Buccaneers , Panthers , Rams It’s often said that a team with two quarterbacks really doesn’t have any. With that spirit in mind, FanHouse will keep you updated weekly on NFL teams facing potential quarterback controversies.

by Lem Satterfield Filed under: WBA , WBC , IBF , WBO , FanHouse Exclusive The chaotic scene outside of Veltins Arena resembles that of a big, rock festival. Inside the jam-packed, 61,462-seat capacity stadium in Gelsenkirchen, Nordrhein-Westfalen — one of the largest sports complexes in Germany — the wait is over. The larger-than-life, world champion Klitschko brothers emerge from separate sides of the ring and climb through the ropes to finally determine who is the king of the ring. If only it weren’t fantasy. Vitali vs. Wladimir: ‘Never Say Never’ originally appeared on Fanhouse Boxing Blog on Wed, 30 Sep 2009 14:00:00 EST

by Michael David Smith Filed under: Michigan Michigan quarterback Tate Forcier suffered an injury to his right shoulder during the Wolverines’ come-from-behind victory over Indiana on Saturday. He said after the game that he thought it was just a bruise, but he looked during the game like he was in more pain than “just a bruise” would imply. Tate Forcier Hurts Shoulder, Teammate Makes It Worse originally appeared on Fanhouse NCAA Football Blog on Sat, 26 Sep 2009 16:49:00 EST . Please see our terms for use of feeds .

by Clay Travis Filed under: LSU , Mississippi State Dan Mullen’s Mississippi State team was the length of the football from taking the lead with just over a minute to play against No. 7 LSU. And then the Les Miles magic happened. On third-and-goal, Mullen went play-action with his quarterback Tyson Lee. A wide-open Marcus Lee stood in the back of the end zone awaiting the ball, but LSU’s safety swatted the pass away

by Chris Burke Filed under: Raiders , NFL Media Watch Rich Gannon was the MVP of the 2002 NFL season, leading Oakland to an AFC championship and Super Bowl berth. That’s where things began to unravel between Gannon and the Raiders , though. Gannon threw five interceptions in a Super Bowl XXXVII loss to Tampa Bay, then suffered serious injuries in 2003 and 2004. And now the Raiders don’t even want him in the same building — according to the San Francisco Chronicle , Oakland team officials have banned Gannon from participating in pregame television production meetings with his CBS crew, a direct violation of NFL policy. “Rich Gannon is not welcome here,” Raiders executive John Herrera told the Chronicle . “We told CBS we did not want him in our building, we did not want him to be part of our production meeting, and that’s where it sits.” Raiders Ban Rich Gannon From TV Production Meetings originally appeared on Fanhouse NFL Blog on Fri, 25 Sep 2009 21:40:00 EST . Please see our terms for use of feeds

by Chris Tomasson Filed under: Nuggets DENVER — For the first week, J.R. Smith just stared at the walls. Finally, he got a radio and listened to sports talk shows. Eventually, though, there was so little to do in jail that Smith found himself perusing a chemistry book that was sitting around. Not that Smith claims he now knows his periodic table of elements

by R.J. White Filed under: NFL Waiver Wire , IDP Leagues Think IDP leagues are the way to go? Then Ballhawkin ‘ is for you. Here, we pick out a few Individual Defensive Players that could have huge weeks and are possibly sitting in your free-agent pool. Justin Durant had a great IDP game against the Cardinals, putting up nine total tackles and forcing a fumble for 13 points in my league. The rest of our picks for Week 2 were just average, and Tamba Hali was actually far worse than that, with a pass defensed being his only contribution to an IDP statline. Ready to check out some little-owned IDPs that could help you to big Week 3s? Ballhawkin’: Kiwanuka a Good Spot Play originally appeared on Fanhouse Fantasy Football on Fri, 25 Sep 2009 20:00:00 EST . Please see our terms for use of feeds