Catch up on all of the fantasy-relevant news and notes as we enter primetime for fantasy drafts with the preseason in the rearview mirror. James Koh breaks down the top stories of the week that was.

Ready for Divisional Round playoff football? Around The NFL's Kevin Patra provides everything you need to know leading up to the games this weekend.

The Packers are putting Andrew Quarless on the shelf for now, not for good. The team announced Wednesday that the tight end has been placed on injured reserve with the designated to reserve tag.

Green Bay Packers tight end Andrew Quarless has an MCL sprain in his left knee. Quarless is the latest Packer battling the injury bug.

Alex Smith and the Kansas City Chiefs struggled against the Green Bay Packers on Monday night. Would the Chiefs be more effective if Smith threw the ball downfield more?

Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch went into Sunday's game with a calf issue and left with a hamstring injury. He underwent an MRI on Monday and will be re-evaluated later this week.

Combing the waiver wire in competitive fantasy football leagues can be tough. Alex Gelhar has 15 high-upside targets for you to take a chance on, including David Johnson and Brandon Coleman.

Bucky Brooks puts all eight divisions in order according to offensive firepower. Does the Aaron Rodgers-headlined NFC North take the cake? How about the NFC East, featuring Chip Kelly's Eagles?

The Packers were dealt with a significant blow Sunday when Jordy Nelson suffered a torn ACL vs. the Steelers. Despite the setback, the Packers have the resources to remain among the NFL's elite.

Packers tight end coach Jerry Fontenot has high hopes for second-year target Richard Rodgers, saying: "He's capable of being a top-level talent at the tight end position in the league."

Sam Bradford's battle against Mark Sanchez for the Eagles' QB job is further hindered by injury woes he's attempting to return from. Read what other NFC position battles are worth keeping an eye on.

Trying to find the best fantasy options at the tight end position? Michael Fabiano offers help with his stat projections for all 32 of the NFL teams and their tight ends.

Despite an arrest and charge for discharging a firearm in public, the Packers reportedly will not cut Andrew Quarless. The tight end is still subject to punishment under the NFL's personal conduct policy.

Green Bay Packers tight end Andrew Quarless was arrested in Miami early Saturday and charged with discharging a firearm in public.

Vernon Davis went from being a fantasy hero to a fantasy zero. Marcas Grant's Bust-a-Move series looks at the 49ers tight end to see if he can rebound in 2015.

The Aaron Rodgers-to-Davante Adams connection could contribute to a record-setting Packers offense in 2015. Find out what else we learned in Tuesday's minicamps.

Given the non-contact rules, it's hard to get a good view of how a team will play out of minicamps. Still, let's take a look at a few questions off the top of our heads facing each team.

Aaron Rodgers singled out Andrew Quarless for his "great offseason," believing that the tight end can make the leap in his sixth season.

Aaron Rodgers continues along at the helm of the NFL's most fantasy-friendly roster. Marcas Grant's Fantasy Roster Reset touches down in the NFC North.

The New York Giants boast a dynamic WR duo: Odell Beckham Jr. and Victor Cruz. Which team has the best pass-catching unit? In the wake of free agency and the 2015 draft, Bucky Brooks reveals his top five.

The 2014 class of tight ends failed to live up to the hype. Can they bounce back come September? Marc Sessler breaks it all down, starting with the Detroit Lions' Eric Ebron.

Don't claim Andrew Quarless doesn't exude confidence. The Green Bay Packers tight end said he puts himself in the "top echelon" at his position.

One month after his special teams gaffe helped Seattle back into the NFC Championship Game and ultimately into the Super Bowl, Brandon Bostick has found new employment with a former NFC North rival.

Aaron Rodgers continued to be the Toast of Titletown on Sunday, as the Packers quarterback battled through a partially torn left calf and relied on his eagle-eyed touch to hold off a game Cowboys squad.