<p>Patriots running back Laurence Maroney and wide receiver Julian Edelman are inactive against the Bengals. As usual, the Patriots running back situation is a fantasy nightmare.</p>

Patriots running back Laurence Maroney and wide receiver Julian Edelman are inactive against the Bengals. As usual, the Patriots running back situation is a fantasy nightmare.

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