NFL Senior Columnist Vic Carucci pointed out in his Tuesday Huddle that many would be clamoring for Kurt Warner — the Kurt Warner Machine if you will — to come out of retirement to save the Cardinals franchise. Or your fantasy team.

While the Bears expect Brian Urlacher to play again during the preseason, they don’t expect the same of fellow linebacker Nick Roach.

The Eagles traded up 11 spots on draft day to take DE Brandon Graham with the 13th overal pick, and the rookie is proving it was a wise move.

Before we get into the news about Sidney Rice‘s pending surgery, let’s review one of the most basic of fantasy commandments that I hold dear — do not have your fantasy draft until September. Or at least after the third preseason game.

Don’t get on Chan Gailey’s bad side. And don’t heckle his players. That will get you on his bad side.

Who had Donovan McNabb‘s back in Philadelphia?

Apparently no one in the organization, according to his recent interview with GQ magazine.

It will be very difficult for Brett Favre to repeat the career season he had in 2009. Even Favre has admitted as much.

Lardarius Webb is back on the field for the Ravens, leaving Ed Reed as the lone member of the secondary remaining on the physically-unable-to-perform list.

The fact the Vikings are reportedly on the verge of signing Javon Walker might show their level of concern with their receiving corps.

After two underwhelming performances, Derrick Ward looks to be in danger of falling behind Kareem Huggins on the Bucs’ depth chart.

Although Brian Urlacher didn’t practice on Monday, according to multiple reports, but the calf strain that he called “no big deal” appears to be just that — nothing major.

Leon Washington is back, and the competition in the Seattle Seahawks’ backfield is officially a three-man race.

Rex Ryan didn’t seem offended that Tom Brady doesn’t like the Jets, saying the quarterback knows he’s no fan of the Patriots, either.

One by one, the injury riddled Ravens’ secondary is getting healthy.

Maybe the Redskins are ready to move forward. Maybe Albert Haynesworth is on board.