NFL executive vice president of football operations Ray Anderson joined Fran Charles on “NFL Total Access” Tuesday to discuss the league’s plan to further enforce player safety rules.

Giants RB Ahmad Bradshaw said during a visit to the NFL Network studios on Tuesday that he didn’t think the league was over-reacting to the recent string of concussions, but the speed of the game dictates big hits are part of the game.

The Titans feel like they have ‘dodged a bullet’ with Vince Young, but the young quarterback is day-to-day with a knee injury.

After taking in Sunday’s game in Chicago, I think i’s time for the Bears to rethink their strategy about what gives them the best chance to win.

Good news to those of you who lost last night with Titans QB Vince Young — you are not allow. Our own Micheal Fabiano was just lamenting in our Fantasy LIVE production meeting that Young killed him in his fantasy league.

The dreaded morning-after-your-starting-QB-gets-hurt situation in Tennessee appears to have turned out to be a best-case scenario for the Titans.

I was very encouraged at what I saw from rookie QB Colt McCoy. I don’t know that you could ever put a rookie quarterback in a more difficult situation in his NFL debut than what McCoy faced against the Steelers.

I know I’ll hear it from Jets fans, but with the fat part of their schedule ahead, the Ravens are still No. 1.

The Jaguars lost QB David Garrard to a concussion during the second quarter of Monday’s home game against the Titans.

It’s never a good thing for the Titans when QB Vince Young is down on the field, holding his knee. That was the scene at Jacksonville’s EverBank Field midway through the first quarter Monday night.

Through six weeks of a season in which no team has distinguished itself as a clear-cut favorite, it’s an interesting discussion: Who is the best team in the AFC?

Chargers coach Norv Turner is optimistic about the status of injured TE Antonio Gates, but less so about WR Malcom Floyd.

In my mind, it’s the perfect combination for the Eagles to start Kevin Kolb and have Michael Vick come off the bench.

The 2010 season started with high fantasy expectations regarding a number of tight ends, but suddenly, that talent pool is taking a beating like a Bears quarterback.

Ben Roethlisberger is at his best when he’s playing the way he’s always played. Big Ben being Big Ben is what the Steelers need, and it’s what they want.