A 25-year-old Philadelphia man pled guilty to sending false tips to law enforcement about a potential mass shooting and bombing plot to frame a fantasy football league rival.

Matthew Gabriel, 25, of Philadelphia, also admitted to a fake report of a bomb threat at the University of Iowa. The mass shooting report was made in Norway. He pleaded guilty to federal charges.

I never thought I'd have to say this about fantasy football, but it's never worth going to jail over. Unfortunately one fantasy manager didn't get the memo. Matthew Gabriel, 25, of Philadelphia took his desire to beat an opponent just a step too far.

A leg injury for the Lions' Amon-Ra St. Brown seems to be minor, but several other top wideouts could be limited in Week 3. How do they all stack up?

Sam LaPorta hopes to shake his slow start, Dalton Kincaid fights for looks in the Bills’ remade skill corps, and Hunter Henry reminds fantasy managers he exists.

Jake Ciely offers up his Week 3 fantasy football player rankings, along with sleepers and need-to-knows for each matchup.