Torry Holt, the newest Patriot, told reporters Wednesday that he still has something left and is excited to find a role in New England.

The one draft prospect you’d expect to know, or at least have a pretty solid guess, as to where he’s headed Thursday night is Sam Bradford, widely regarded as the No. 1 overall pick by the Rams. Except Bradford denies that he has any insight on the matter.

While the addition of Jason Taylor might not go over too well with some Jets fans, Pro Bowl CB Darrelle Revis is accepting of the move.

Though not every prospect that gets invited decides to come to New York and take part in the draft festivities, several of the ones who did decide to come considered the decision a no-brainer.

Draft prospects took time out of their busy schedules Wednesday to participate in the NFL Play 60 in Central Park.

With the NFL schedule release on Tuesday, Ben Roethlisberger’s suspension on Wednesday and the 2010 NFL Draft from Thursday-Saturday, it would stand to reason that Commissioner Roger Goodell would have a lot on his mind.

Eric Berry is making the most of his NFL draft experience.

Often lost amid all the news, business and media aspects of the draft is the fun. It’s easy to focus on what team is taking which player, what kind of contracts will eventually be handed out and how much exposure and/or endorsements the top prospects will receive. But the fact remains, football is a game and it is meant to be enjoyable.

Bryan Bulaga, a likely pick in the top half of the first round of the 2010 NFL Draft, is less anxious and more excited as the draft nears.

The suspension of Ben Roethlisberger has major fantasy implications for next season, one of which involves Rashard Mendenhall.

With his DVDs in tow, Jahvid Best set off to make a trip to New York that will change his future.

The feeling of draft week took a more firm hold Wednesday morning when the 17 prospects who are in town visited NFL headquarters in Manhattan.

Lions fans have made themselves heard: They want Nebraska DT Ndamukong Suh. And the Lions might have tipped their hand, too.

The 49ers are seriously considering Notre Dame QB Jimmy Clausen with a first-round draft pick, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.

The past week has brought about an increase in the trade chatter surrounding outspoken Giants DE Osi Umenyiora.