Oklahoma QB Sam Bradford has the potential to go No. 1 to the Rams, but is he worthy of that lofty standing?

While the Cowboys have been uncharacteristically quiet this offseason, their backfield situation is worth monitoring over the coming months.

Late last season, Panthers quarterback Jake Delhomme sat with a broken knuckle and Matt Moore filled in for the 12-year veteran. Moore went 4-1 as the starter, and earlier this month the team released Delhomme, choosing to stick with the 25-year-old Moore.

While two offensive linemen impress, there are a couple of below-the-radar prospects to keep an eye on.

Oklahoma QB Sam Bradford may ultimately wind up as the No. 1 overall pick, but defensive tackles Gerald McCoy (Oklahoma) and Ndamukong Suh (Nebraska) are the best two prospects in this year’s class.

With so many teams playing the 3-4 defense these days, college defensive ends are often being asked to run some outside linebacker drills at their pro days.

Get to know the name Duke Calhoun. The wide receiver from Memphis is generating a buzz. Former Cowboys quarterback Jerry Rhome called about a month ago to give me a heads up on Calhoun’s ability, and he worked out very well at Memphis’ pro day on Friday.

Vikings coach Brad Childress said free agent RB Brian Westbrook is on the team’s list, but there isn’t any interest right now.

One indication of a prospects’ draft stature is how many position coaches come to watch him work out at his school’s pro day. Count Arizona State’s Travis Goethel (6-foot-2 1/2, 238) as a player on the rise.

With plenty of options at the No. 7 pick in the draft, the Cleveland Browns will host both CB Joe Haden and FS Eric Berry for visits.

A strong performance during Senior Bowl week and a solid NFL Scouting Combine effort helped Boise State CB Kyle Wilson enhance his draft status. He built on the momentum from those workouts with another exceptional outing at the Broncos’ pro day on Friday.

Four NFL players are trying their luck at the global version of football during a visit to the host country of the World Cup.

The Donovan McNabb trade (and non-trade) speculation shows no signs of slowing.

At the owners’ meeting earlier this week, Bears coach Lovie Smith announced that Israel Idonije would be moving to defensive end. So where does that leave fellow defensive end Alex Brown?

With Adam “Pacman” Jones on the verge of returning to the NFL — perhaps even as soon as next week — I thought it made sense to clarify his status.