NFL players and coaches, both past and present, are faring well in the American Century Celebrity Golf Championship in Stateline, Nev.

The Colts’ offensive linemen are the Jan Bradys of the NFL. No matter how well they do, it’s always Peyton, Peyton, Peyton.

Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said Friday on “NFL Total Access” that if he could go back in time, he would handle things at USC a little differently after alleged NCAA violations cost the school past victories and future scholarships.

Has JaMarcus Russell landed with a professional football team?

Panthers LB Jon Beason said he’s sorry about his comments concerning Terrell Owens, in which he objected to the receiver’s possible presence in Carolina.

Fans have already made Tim Tebow’s jersey a best seller this year. So you know it was inevitable that a Tim Tebow shoe was the next product to become available.

Reports have been positive on Clinton Portis, but I’m still not buying into him having a comeback season.

Is Adrian Peterson unhappy about his contract? He told his side of the story in a recent interview.

Looking for a breakout running back? Remember the name Knowshon Moreno on draft day.

The middle linebacker is the quarterback of the defense. So who is the best in the business? Well Jon Beason was in studio on Thursday for this presentation, and this thing could be mighty awkward if he is not on the list.

“There’s no way T.O. could be a Panther,” Carolina LB Jon Beason wrote in an NFL.com chat Thursday. “Based on the fact that our ownership and coaches believe that the locker room is important and based on T.O.’s history, for whatever reason, he’s been a distraction in the locker room.”

Yeah, right. Brett Favre will play for the Vikings in 2010. I don’t believe America has been this united on a subject since we unanimously agreed that the ending of “The Sopranos” was really lame.

Can the Bears finally produce a 1,000-yard receiver this season?

Patriots Pro Bowl guard Logan Mankins hasn’t backed off his demand for a trade. But at least one Patriots veteran hopes the team will reconsider its position.

NBA godfather Michael Jordan, Cowboys QB Tony Romo and the Celtics’ Ray Allen will tee off together in the flesh, followed by a quarterback trio to die for: Troy Aikman, John Elway and Aaron Rodgers.