Update: The Detroit Free Press is reporting that Lions running back Kevin Smith, scheduled to hit restricted free agency this offseason, wants to play for the Dolphins in 2011.

Fantasy Impact:  Smith had a slew of injuries in 2010 and had ACL surgery last offseason.  The Dolphins have free agents in Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams, but Smith is nothing more than a backup at this point.  

Update: Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh is of the opinion that he'll have veteran Ed Reed back for another go-round in 2011, according to the Baltimore Sun.

Fantasy Impact:  Harbaugh told the Sun, "I've seen him say publicly where he plans on playing for as long as he can, and he's told me — I don't think he'd mind me saying this — he wants to play football," Harbaugh said. "Ed's got a chance this offseason to be healthier than he's ever been going into a season because I don't think he has anything major — that I'm aware of right now — any major injuries. He's got some things he's got to work through, and I think he's going to have a full year of offseason conditioning. He's really excited about that. I don't want to speak for him. He'll have to tell you all that, but I think Ed's going to have a great year next year."

Update: Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh is of the opinion that he'll have veteran Ed Reed back for another go-round in 2011, according to the Baltimore Sun.

Fantasy Impact:  Harbaugh told the Sun, "I've seen him say publicly where he plans on playing for as long as he can, and he's told me — I don't think he'd mind me saying this — he wants to play football," Harbaugh said. "Ed's got a chance this offseason to be healthier than he's ever been going into a season because I don't think he has anything major — that I'm aware of right now — any major injuries. He's got some things he's got to work through, and I think he's going to have a full year of offseason conditioning. He's really excited about that. I don't want to speak for him. He'll have to tell you all that, but I think Ed's going to have a great year next year."

Update: Two sources told FOXSports.com on Monday that Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre has already filed his retirement papers with the NFL, just weeks after the end of his 20th season.

Fantasy Impact:  We have been down this road before with Favre, so nothing is certain.  We won't believe he is actually done until the first snap of the 2011 season takes place without him.