By Matt Sohn
Feb. 8, 2008

Friday, Feb. 8, 2008

Brian Urlacher went under the knife to correct a neck ailment.

Mitch Albom exposes a painful truth about football.

Giants defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo says "no thank you" to the Redskins.

Sen. Arlen Specter, who made headlines last week for furthering the Spygate controversy, says there should be no separation of church and Super Bowl.

Packers GM Ted Thompson was lauded by the team's legendary former general manager for the job he's done.

Tom Brady's personal passing coach believes he was operating at less than 100 percent health during the Super Bowl.

Todd Archer revisits issues that defined the Cowboys' season.

Thursday, Feb. 7, 2008

The franchise tag can be both a blessing or a curse, depending on the situation.

Former Oilers LB John Grimsley tragically died at the age of 45.

Pickings are slim for those teams in the market for cornerbacks and linebackers.

The Redskins appear to have their sights set on the mastermind behind the Giants' defense.

Chargers OLT Marcus McNeill is spending Pro Bowl week reflecting upon a season he deemed a disappointint.

If Eli Manning can transform into a capable quarterback, then so can Rex Grossman.

T.J. Houshmandzadeh said he believes Chad Johnson will be back with the Bengals next season.

Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2008

The Rams are looking to boost their season-ticket sales.

Broncos great Randy Gradishar had a sinking feeling when he was passed over for the Hall of Fame.

The 1972 Dolphins are reveling in their "triumph."

An offseason of uncertainty looms in Foxborough, Mass.

Seeing their division rival win the Super Bowl makes it even harder for the Cowboys.

One Boston columnist puts it bluntly: The Patriots are failures.

The Giants are looking to parlay their euphoria into sustained dominance.

The world of the Giants' players is decidedly different now that they're champions.