How will the Broncos use Tim Tebow, how much Tebow Time will we see in 2010?

Which players are missing from the Pro Football Hall of Fame? NFL Network analysts Brian Baldinger and Jamie Dukes debated on Tuesday.

In light of all of the buildup surrounding the Jets this offseason, Kris Jenkins says fans shouldn’t worry.

Terrell Owens is still without a team, and Marvin Lewis maintains the Bengals, who passed on the receiver earlier in the offseason, still aren’t interested.

Kris Jenkins put the buildup surrounding the New York Jets into perspective, saying the team has no choice but to win or be embarrassed.

The knee injury that ended the rookie season of Falcons DT Peria Jerry was never fully disclosed, and rumors continue to swirl about the exact nature of the injury.

How unpopular has Terrell Owens become? Even British Petroleum refuses to lobby for his return to the NFL. Teams continues to go out of their way to say that they have no interest in Owens. You almost start to wonder if the Omaha Nighthawks of the UFL would take him – and they take anybody.

A recent school of thought has surfaced that Ed Reed could open training camp on the physically-unable-to-perform list, a scenario that one reporter believes is almost a certainty.

The latest team to deny intereste in Terrell Owens is the Vikings. For now, the market for T.O. appears to be right where it has been throughout the offseason.

With the threat of a training camp holdout gone, fantasy owners can now draft Chris Johnson with confidence.

Be sure to stop by and check out my live chat on Tuesday, starting at 2 p.m. EST here on NFL.com!

The Dallas Morning News presented a pretty interesting statistic Monday, illustrating some of the least-effective running backs on third-and-1 and fourth-and-1 situations last season.

NFL Network analyst Brian Baldinger had the honor of compiling the “Best in the Biz” list of NFL head coaches Monday on NFL Total Access, and he put three-time Super Bowl winner Bill Belichick at the top.

Philip Rivers says the Chargers aren’t changing their lofty expecations in spite of the absences of Vincent Jackson and Marcus McNeill.

Imagine Kevin Kolb‘s situation for a moment. You are replacing a Hall of Fame quarterback in a town that has a — what’s a pleasant way to put this — passionate fan base. And you have a former No. 1 pick looking over your shoulder looking for playing time.

No pressure, kid.