By Matt Sohn
April 4, 2008

Friday, April 4, 2008

Rams QB Marc Bulger looks to rebound after his poor 2007 campaign.

One Dallas columnist openly ponders how much Pacman Jones is really worth.

Patriots RB Kevin Faulk wants to move on from his citation for marijuana possession.

The Jaguars have handsomely rewarded Jack Del Rio.

Sage Rosenfels longs to be an NFL starting quarterback.

Journeyman QB Gus Frerotte appears to be heading to Minnesota.

The two California Bay Area teams will square off against each other in the preseason opener.

Thursday, April 3, 2008

Panthers coach John Fox says he fully intends on Julius Peppers returning to his dominating ways.

Yet again, Bengals WR Chris Henry finds himself in legal trouble.

Despite the ongoing Spygate investigation, the Patriots remain a favorite to win it all in the eyes of their competition.

New Dolphins coach Tony Sparano is receiving advice from those in the coaching fraternity.

At a time when most of his contemporaries are jetting into retirement, Wade Phillips continues to learn on the job.

The trade talks regarding Donovan McNabb highlighted Andy Reid's 60-minute session with the media at the league meetings.

The assault charges on Steelers OLB James Harrison have been dropped.

Wednesday, April 2, 2008

QB John Beck has made a strong impression on the Dolphins' new coaching staff with his work ethic.

New Rams owner Chip Rosenbloom has been learning on the fly at the owners' meetings this week.

The NFL has decided against instituting the "Devin Hester Rule."

Because the Cowboys and Titans disagree on compensation for Pacman Jones, the trade has yet to be completed.

Despite the presence of five quarterbacks already on the roster, the Bucs won't completely rule out Jake Plummer coming back.

Jets coach Eric Mangini plans on letting players have more of a say in team matters.

Falcons owner Arthur Blank hasn't ruled out the possibility of Michael Vick returning to Atlanta.

Tuesday, April 1, 2008

In one San Francisco writer's opinion, Roger Goodell chose to drop the hammer on the 49ers for their free-agency indiscretions when he could've chosen any team because of the Niners' irrelevance.

Patriots owner Robert Kraft believes former cameraman Matt Walsh doesn't have any damaging information on his club. Coach Bill Belichick echoed Kraft's assertion.

One Miami columnist gives credit to Dolphins owner Wayne Huizenga for having the fortitude to sell the team.

A Broncos beat writer opens up his mailbag.

New Falcons coach Mike Smith is quickly realizing that life as a head coach comes with a whole new set of responsibilities.

Warren Moon had a pretrial hearing stemming from his arrest for drunken driving.