The Lions are looking for a big season. And by big season, that could mean anything more than two wins. But as recently said in this space, the Lions have a lot of things going for them. All of that, however, could be derailed with a lengthy holdout by first-round draft pick Ndamukong Suh.

The Lions are mad as hell, and they are not going to take it anymore. Of course, a decade of losing will do that to you.

One of the great things about some of the NFL’s, uh, bottom tier of teams is that they can often produce some exceptional game breakers. Well, the Bills are still looking for theirs. But most of the NFL’s cellar dwellers have some exciting players.

Safety Ed Reed is rehabbing, but he might not be ready for the beginning of the season.

Nearly every NFL lineman fancies himself a fleet-footed punt returner. And honestly, who does not enjoy the Slip ‘n Slide?

The Titans were having so much fun during their recent workouts, even RB Chris Johnson would probably wish that he was there.

Imagine that your boss asks you to work weekends, while one of your co-workers gets all of his weekends off. And imagine that guy also gets the whole summer off to decide if he even wants to work or not. You would probably grow to hate that guy, right?

Yet the Vikings always seem to have Brett Favre‘s back as he continues to decide on his future.

Steve Wyche told “NFL Total Access” more teams are now interested in Brian Westbrook, which might help explain his methodical approach to free agency this offseason.

Center Shaun O’Hara, the New York Giants’ union representative, offered his thoughts to “NFL Total Access” on Thursday regarding the proposed 18-game regular-season schedule.

Panthers WR Steve Smith told “NFL Total Access” on Thursday that he has spoken to coach John Fox about his broken left arm, describing the conversation as “more listening, less talking.”

DeMarcus Ware believes an 18-game schedule will shorten players’ careers, and says steps will have to be taken to make it plausible.

Chris Johnson hasn’t given any indication during his offseason holdout that he’ll be on hand when the Titans open training camp on July 31, but Vince Young thinks otherwise.

Redskins CB DeAngelo Hall used part of his free time to visit SeaWorld Orlando on Thursday.

The Seahawks proved to be the team interested in Vincent Jackson, but it doesn’t sound likely — for now — that the Chargers will trade their Pro Bowl wide receiver.

Looking at the Seahawks 2010 roster, there isn’t a whole lot to like from a fantasy perspective.

Albert Haynesworth officially announced he’ll report to training camp with the Redskins, but what then?