According to BaltimoreSun.com, Ravens coach John Harbaugh expects to have RB Willis McGahee (knee) back in action in Week 2 against the Texans. Harbaugh had this to say on the matter: "We were hopeful to get him into the game at some point in time, but the way the game shook out, we were unable to do it. He'll practice in a more physical manner this week, and then we should have him ready to go next week."

FFX: Willis McGahee/Ray Rice owners were left disappointed in Week 1, but Willis will be back and ready to rumble in Week 2 against an awful Texans rushing defense. That unit just let Willie Parker rush for 138 yards and 3TDs off of 25 carries. McGahee should have a fantastic outing in Week 2 if he is in fact a go.

According to SignOnSanDiego.com, Chargers RB LaDainian Tomlinson left Sunday's opener with an injured big toe, and even though he claims that the injury is nothing serious, and he didn't even make the injury report, he admitted that his foot will be examined on Monday. “It's not anything like Antonio's injury,” Tomlinson said. “Antonio came out in a boot after the game. It's not that bad. People don't need to freak out.”

FFX: After Tomlinson injured the toe, he carried the football one more time for 1 yard, and then motioned to the sideline so that he could be taken out of the game. L.T. never returned -- This was the same scoring drive where Philip Rivers hit Vincent Jackson in the end zone. Check back with us later today - He should be fine, but L.T. owners should obviously own Darren Sproles just in case.

Bears RB Matt Forte ran the football 23 times for 123 yards and 1TD on Sunday night against the Colts. Forte had a 50-yard rumble in the first-quarter.

FFX: Forte looked fantastic, but the real thing to keep in mind here is that this is the Colts rushing defense. The Colts rushing defense was abused in the preseason and any runner facing the unit this season is almost a must-start. So who is the lucky rusher that gets to take the unit on in Week 2? He goes by the name Adrian Peterson!

According to YahooSports, Patriots QB Tom Brady is expected to miss the rest of the 2008 season with a torn ACL. In addition to a torn ACL, reports are now surfacing suggesting that Brady may have also injured his MCL against the Chiefs on Sunday.

FFX: Don't drop Brady just yet, just in case some of these reports are jumping the gun, but prepare for the worst and consider finding your new fantasy QB right now vs. later! Need a new starter? Consider picking up J.T. O'Sullivan. We're not saying to start him just yet, unless you really are in need, but keep in mind that breakout guys emerge all the time and this guy might just be the next big pick-up at the quarterback position. Need more detailed advice? Get on our FFX Forums and post on one of the fastest growing fantasy football forums in the industry! Also, if you want injury information on ACLs and MCLs, visit our INJURY DICTIONARY page, located on the top navigation bar under resources.

According to ProFootballTalk.com, Titans QB Vince Young coach Jeff Fisher said on Sunday that he did not believe that quarterback Vince Young’s sprained left knee is serious, but according to PFT Adam Schefter of NFL Network is reporting that Young has a torn MCL and could miss 2-4 weeks.

FFX: Young will likely have an MRI on Monday, so keep checking back with us. Despite liking Young in the past, we're not big believers in the guy this season, even if he gets healthy. We love his rookie teammate Chris Johnson, though. Johnson is already flex-worthy it appears.