The budding ‘bromance’ between Chad Ochocinco and Terrell Owens — forever to be known as T.O.cho Cinco — has had its feathers ruffled because all of the attention heaped on Brett Favre‘s latest indecision.

Is Brett Favre worth the wait, and the ordeal the Vikings are dealing with in order to get him back? NFL Network analysts Matt Millen and Jim Mora say yes on both accounts.

As one would expect, Brad Childress faced a landslide of questions regarding the future of Brett Favre on Tuesday. Here’s the transcript.

Who is the going to be the top rookie running back this season? The smart money has long been on Chargers RB Ryan Mathews. But it looks like Lions RB Jahvid Best is going to make a case for himself.

NFL Network analyst Steve Mariucci has been in touch with Brett Favre, and had this message to deliver: “Everyone needs to calm down a little bit.”

Andy Reid runs the most physical training camp in the entire NFL, and it’s the right approach for a young Eagles team.

Matt Forte became a four-letter word in fantasy football last season, when he failed to meet expectations.

Lions veteran Dominic Raiola says it’s time for No. 2 overall pick Ndamukong Suh to get in camp.

If Brett Favre does in fact decide to retire, the fantasy implications would be enormous.

What’s next for the Minnesota Vikings without (possibly) Brett Favre? Try a lot more conservative, with a lot more Adrian Peterson.

What do the Vikings do now?

Brett Favre‘s return to Minnesota seemed like a foregone conclusion. If you thought that Favre was going to retire, you were in the vast minority.

NFL Network analyst Matt Millen, who has as much insight on Roy E. Williams as anyone, says the receiver will be improved in 2010.

Many people associated with the NFL — past and present — will be in Canton, Ohio, this weekend to witness and/or be a part of the Pro Football Hall of Fame 2010 Induction Ceremony. So will all of the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Peyton Manning is looking to improve upon his chemistry with his wide recievers this season.

Rodger Saffold continues to get work with the Rams first-team offense at left tackle while Jason Smith works his way back from a fractured toe.