Former BYU RB Harvey Unga (6-foot-1, 244 pounds) worked out in front of 20 teams Thursday ahead of next week’s supplemental draft.

For those of you anticipating the end of the Matt Hasselbeck era and the beginning of the Charlie Whitehurst era in Seattle, those daydreams may be premature.

Tony Dungy a mentor to Michael Vick, says the decision to hold a public birthday party where people pay to get in was “a recipe for failure.”

Giants WR Steve Smith is entering the final year of his rookie contract and wants a new deal, but will report to training camp on time.

The Best in the Biz segment on “NFL Total Access” hit the running backs on Wednesday, and you can guess exactly where that conversation went.

While Terrell Owens took aim at the media again Wednesday for fueling his perceived character issues, the market for his services doesn’t appear to have changed.

How much will it take to get Chris Johnson back on the field with the Titans? We might be a bit closer to finding out.

Tim Tebow hasn’t played a down in the NFL, but that hasn’t made an impact in one of the biggest indicators of popularity — jersey sales.

Ed Reed, who has contemplated retirement this offseason and recently estimated he’s at about 35 percent after hip surgery, admitted Wednesday he has contacted the Ravens about a new contract.

Who needs World Cup soccer and basketball free agency when you could be busy testing your fantasy ability with NFL.com’s mock drafts. Here are some tips and advice gleaned from recent mocks.

For anyone who wants to write off the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2010, Hines Ward isn’t hearing it.

With the supplemental draft just over a week away, Illinois DT Joshua Price-Brent worked out for 18 teams Wednesday.

In the latest “Best in the Biz” rankings, NFL Network analyst Charles Davis rates Tony Gonzalez as the best tight end in the NFL.

In light of his recent arrest, is there enough football upside for JaMarcus Russell to still have a future in the NFL?

On the heels of Cris Carter‘s impassioned proclamation that Brett Favre is coming back, former Cowboys receiver and NFL Network analyst Michael Irvin proclaimed in his classic fashion that Favre’s love of the game won’t let him retire just yet.