Here is the Super Bowl injury report, as filed with the NFL on Wednesday.

The Saints want to be proactive and reward QB Drew Brees with a contract extension, NFL Network’s Michael Lombardi reported Wednesday.

Radio Row is spinning slow, bringing Day 3 of Super Bowl XLIV to an end.

It was quite the sight Wednesday when one No. 28 — Titans RB Chris Johnson — was next to another No. 28 — Marshall Faulk — on the NFL Network set.

Giants defensive end Osi Umenyiora wants to start, or he is willing to walk away from football.

Tony Dungy is convinced that his former team, the Colts, will win Super Bowl XLIV against the Saints.

Saints TE Jeremy Shockey (knee), FS Darren Sharper (knee) and LB Jonathan Vilma (knee) seemingly worked in every practice drill Wednesday in Coral Gables, Fla., and looked good despite their injuries, according to Super Bowl pool reporter John Czarnecki.

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The first big day on Radio Row at Super Bowl XLIV has left me grasping for an appropriate analogy to describe the scene. But I’m grasping no more.

Tim Brown believes no quarterback in NFL history has controlled defenses the way Peyton Manning has. But he was able to recall one instance in which a teammate broke The Manning Code.

The Bills offered their assistant general manager position to Doug Whaley, according to a league source.

To borrow a football term, traversing Radio Row requires a head on a swivel. This is the NFL universe for the next few days, as a quick walk-around proves.

A week after his retirement, Kurt Warner sees the situation he left in Arizona as the perfect opportunity for Matt Leinhart to prove himself.

The Colts made it to 14-0 before opting to rest their starters for most of the remainder of the season, losing twice and drawing plenty of criticism for not playing to go unbeaten.

There are probably bigger stories here in Miami this week (most of them ending in -Manning or -Brees) but I have yet to hear a more compelling one than Anthony Hargrove, the Saints’ DT and self-confessed alcoholic.