Giants running back David Wilson has been advised to not play football by the team physician. The 2012 first-round pick is on injured reserve following complications from a neck injury that occurred last year.

Dealing with injuries is part of the challenge when it comes to fantasy. Catch up on some of the latest developments around the NFL so you don't end up with an injury-riddled fantasy roster.

Giants quarterback Eli Manning may have looked shaky in the Hall of Fame Game victory, but the running game looked promising behind Rashad Jennings and Andre Williams, writes Judy Battista.

How will Eli Manning look in the New York Giants' new scheme? Will Buffalo Bills QB EJ Manuel prove he can lead an offense? Find out what to follow in Sunday's Pro Football Hall of Fame Game.

The preseason begins this weekend with the annual Hall of Fame Game. We let you know which players fantasy owners should focus on when the Giants take on the Bills this Sunday.

Running back competitions abound in camp -- even for teams with designated starters. Marcas Grant looks at some potential fantasy backfield handcuffs in the latest Training Camp Notebook.

David Wilson suffered a burner in his neck this week. The New York Giants running back believes he'll be fine, but coach Tom Coughlin sounds very concerned. Can Wilson get back on the field?

Is Jay Cutler really an MVP candidate? Will a new offense bear a new Eli Manning? Hyperbole abounds in NFL training camps. Fortunately, Adam Schein is here to separate fact from fiction.

With a lack of depth at the tight end position, it's worth keeping an eye on potential playmakers during training camp. Plus, Marcas Grant has plenty of running back news in the Notebook.

The Cowboys' defense could be dealt another rough hand with injuries this season. Demarcus Lawrence has broken his foot, Ian Rapoport reports. How much does this hurt Dallas?

Division rivals Richard Sherman and Patrick Peterson have traded barbs over the years as two of the game's best corners. Now, the Cardinals star can yap about owning the bigger contract.

The New York Giants are hoping David Wilson's neck will be healthy enough for the running back to continue his career. A burner suffered at practice Tuesday was a distressing sign.

Teddy Bridgewater's stealing reps from Matt Cassel in Minnesota and Vick Ballard's injury was a huge hit to Indianapolis' backfield. Who else saw their stock rise and fall?

With training camp around the corner, Around The League breaks down the top competitions, highlighted by a starting quarterback battle in Minnesota between a veteran and a first-round pick.

In what should have been a happy first day of training camp for 11 teams, Ray Rice, Marshawn Lynch and Justin Blackmon's off-the-field stories ruled. What else can we take away from Thursday?

In the latest Training Camp Fantasy Notebook, Rex Ryan still thinks the Jets have a quarterback competition. Michael Vick still does not.

New York's unofficial depth chart lists new Giants running back Rashad Jennings. Where does this leave former first-round pick David Wilson?

Eli Manning said Monday that while he has a "good feel" for Ben McAdoo's new Giants offense, the refurbished playbook has the signal-caller entering training camp "a little nervous."

In the first Training Camp Fantasy Notebook of the new season, Bills rookie receiver Sammy Watkins has earned the faith of his new teammates. Still, Marcas Grant advises caution.

New York Giants running back David Wilson was cleared for training camp Monday. Will the 2012 first-round draft pick have a major role on offense?

General manager Jerry Reese said Monday that the Giants fully expect David Wilson to be cleared for training camp. What will Wilson's role be now that Rashad Jennings is the lead back?

David Wilson is still awaiting clearance for full-contact activities following Wednesday's neck exam. Can the New York Giants count on their gifted running back to be ready for training camp?

Boston College running back Andre Williams, a finalist for last season's Heisman Trophy, was selected by the New York Giants in the fourth round (114th overall) of the 2014 NFL Draft.

Roddy White told reporters he'll be "ready to play" when the Atlanta Falcons meet the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday. The wide receiver leads off Thursday's injury roundup.