Roy Williams has been traded from Detroit to Dallas for pile of draft picks, but not – as has been speculated – the Cowboys’ first rounder. It appears Detroit will get a second, a third and a sixth round pick in 2009.

Williams immediately becomes a must-own after losing traction recently thanks to a hip injury that had limited his effectiveness (not to mention an unsettled QB situation in Detroit in the wake of Jon Kitna’s injury).

It’s also great news for Tony Romo owners (when he gets back, of course).

If you own Terrell Owens, Jason Witten, Marion Barber or Patrick Crayton, the arrival of Williams definitely affects your dudes. T.O. could do better in this scenario with coverage distracted by the options Dallas throws at them, but will he get the chance?

The Jacksonville Jaguars, looking to build on a big 2007 season by shoring up a defense that was generally middling, finally agreed to terms with their first round pick, defensive end Derrick Harvey, on Wednesday. Harvey has been holding out for the last 33 days, causing a rift between the team and agent Ken Kremer. Apparently, [...] more

After reviewing the additions made by Eastern Conference teams, we now turn our attention to how the Western Conference clubs have fared during the free agency period. The Chicago Blackhawks made a big splash while admittedly overspending in terms of length and dollar amount (hey, at least they’re honest, right?). Brian Campbell leaves the Pacific coast [...] more

The first major pieces fell into place in the trade wars this week with both C.C. Sabathia and Rich Harden moving from the AL to the NL. I sure hope you NL-only owners were quick on the draw to pick up these two aces. Let’s focus today on how the departure of defending AL Cy Young [...] more

Can you believe it was just three years ago that Houston was the NL Champions, representing the Senior Circuit in the 2005 World Series? Man, have things ever spiraled out of control since then. The team barely finished over .500 in 2006, and then plummeted even further last year. While they’ve shown modest improvements this season, in [...] more