Devin and Jason McCourty visit with “NFL Total Access” host Paul Burmister on the NFL Network set on Feb. 17, 2011.

The Raiders need Richard Seymour, and in several ways it was a no-brainer to retain him. But was it worth the price they paid?

Jets NT Kris Jenkins faces an uncertain future in his attempt to come back from a second torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee.

Taking a look at some of the top prospects for the 2011 NFL Scouting Combine. Today, it’s Nevada QB Colin Kaepernick.

The Super Bowl has created many one-hit wonders during the years, but was any bigger than Brett Keisel‘s beard? Not that it matters, the beard is going away.

NFL Network’s draft forecaster Mike Mayock is having a harder time with 2011’s QB class than he’s had in recent memory.

NFL Network analyst Mike Mayock examines the importance of the “gauntlet” drill for wide receivers and tight ends at the NFL Scouting Combine.

NFL.com analyst Bucky Brooks takes a closer look at why their performances at the NFL Scouting Combine will be vital for Boston College OT Anthony Castonzo and Georgia G Clint Boling.

Vince Young has proven he can play quarterback in the NFL. He’s proven he can win in certain situations. But the real issue concerning Young’s future is that he hasn’t proven he can be a long-term leader of a franchise.

Much like the first rule of “Fight Club:” You do not talk about Fight Club. Our own Michael Lombardi also has a first rule of the Combine: “Never begin with the end in mind.”

NFL Network has exclusive coverage of the NFL Combine in Indianapolis starting on Thursday, Feb. 24 at 12:30 p.m.

Everyone knows about the 40 and can figure out the bench press, but what exactly is the 3-cone drill and why is it so important?

These are some uneasy times in Cincinnati. Will Carson Palmer be back? Will he really walk away into retirement if Bengals owner Mike Brown doesn’t adhere to his quarterback’s trade demand?

At least one Vikings player believes the team’s window to win is still open, a factor that will no doubt play a role in the team’s decision at quarterback.

You can’t blame Steelers safety Ryan Clark for being in a foul mood. We’re still only 10 days out from Super Bowl XLV, so the loss still stings.