At least Kurt Warner and Ben Roethlisberger did not leave their fantasy owners hanging in week 11.

Both players hung fat numbers on the live scoreboards across fantasy leagues on Sunday before exiting with head injuries. Warner left late in the first half against St. Louis, giving way to Matt Leinart. Roethlisberger, meanwhile, played into the first series of overtime but was replaced by Charlie Batch after taking a knee to the head.

As for the status of these players this weekend?

If you ask Warner or Roethlisberger, both quarterbacks would tell fantasy owners that all systems are go as of today. Warner claims to have no effects of a concussion following getting smashed to the turf in St. Louis. He added that he does not think he suffered a concussion nor has he had one in the last six years. Warner expects to play this weekend.

Meanwhile, sources close to the Steelers claim that Roethlisberger is fine and should suit up to play this weekend. Complicating matters for the Steelers is the fact that Batch, Roethlisberger’s backup, will miss at least six weeks due to a wrist injury.

Neither player has to suit up this Thursday so fantasy owners have some time to see how these guys progress throughout the practice week. Keep close watch, fantasy owners.

Here are today’s great reads:

• If your trade deadline is this week and you need some advice, thumb through some of the trade advice offered here last week. There may be another trade-related post or two before the end of this week as well. [The Hazean]
• Some fantasy-related notes from all of the week 11 action around the NFL, including the whole Pierre Thomas-Mike Bell situation. [Roto Arcade]
• Maybe Kevin Boss will become the Giants’ go-to target near the goal line. He certainly is worth an add in fantasy leagues this week. [Pancake Blocks]
• This year’s rookie class is starting to heat up at the right time of the season for fantasy football owners. Took long enough. [National Football Post]
• Back-ups around the league cashed in big time in week 11, amplifying the need for fantasy owners to shore up their own team’s depth. [CBSSports.com]
• Buy something from the Fantasy Football Librarian, help the American Cancer Society. Does not get any better than that this holiday season. [Fantasy Football Librarian]
• Game-by-game fantasy football revelations from all the week 11 action for those of you interested in that sort of thing. Which, I assume, is all of you being that you are here. [Fantasy Clicks]

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