Whether it be dancing and singing in a Rolls-Royce, while riding through the streets of Manhattan listening to music or posing for the cameras at the Sean John store, Florida CB Joe Haden had a ball during his trip in New York.

Oklahoma QB Sam Bradford told NFL Network’s Deion Sanders on the NFL draft red carpet that he doesn’t have a contract in place with the Rams, nor has he been contacted by the team Thursday.

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A D.C. reunion for Terrell Owens and Donovan McNabb? Owens says the two have “some unfinished business” between them.

The Vikings have been linked to Notre Dame QB Jimmy Clausen and Florida QB Tim Tebow in the first round, but I’ve been told the team is headed in another direction with the 30th overall pick.

With the draft just a few hours away, Dan Marino offered some insightful opinions on Tim Tebow.

New Dolphins minority owner Jennifer Lopez needs to learn a thing or two about “tipping her hand” when it comes to the NFL Draft.

The Dolphins are intently looking at trading down from the No. 12 overall pick in the draft, and they also are shopping starting guard Justin Smiley, according to a league source.

Some quick thoughts from Joe Montana on draft prospects Sam Bradford, Tim Tebow and Jimmy Clausen.

Now that we’re mere hours away from kicking off the NFL Draft, I figured I’d break down and do a top-10 mock. I’m going to stop at 10 because I believe trades will throw things into flux around there (teams at 10, 11, 12 and 14 are all actively trying to deal down).

Bears QB Jay Cutler and Mike Martz are off to a great start in Chicago, as the new offensive coordinator offers heavy praise for his strong-armed signal caller.

With three hours to go before first NFL Draft red carpet, Midtown Manhattan is buzzing along. Everything seems to be as normal as it’s going to get.

As teams continue to talk and jockey for position before the start of the first round Thursday night, at least two clubs in the top 10 of the draft are adjusting their mocks to give Tennessee safety Eric Berry to the Redskins at No. 4 overall.

Rams general manager Billy Devaney told NFL Network’s Fran Charles that the front office is unanimous on who the team will take with the No. 1 pick.

The 2010 NFL Draft is here, and I have 10 things I really wish will happen over the next three days.