While I’ve already discussed how Andy Dalton was the star of the show Friday at Texas Christian University’s pro day, another player who was a hot topic of conversation after the workout in front of representatives from 26 teams was defensive back Colin Jones.

The Titans, like the rest of the NFL, are awaiting a new collective bargaining agreement before they determine which route they can take to address their quarterback needs.

A report surfaced earlier this week in the New York Post that Barber would “certainly be interested” in restarting his career with the Steelers. Apparently, though, that interest isn’t mutual.

As I mentioned before, there were a number of high-profile attendees at Texas Christian workout on Friday, including 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh, and none of them could have been disappointed with the display of QB Andy Dalton.

At least seven of the top 10 teams in the 2011 NFL Draft are believed to be in the market for quarterbacks, but where will they end up? We are asking you the NFL.com to submit your theories, hypothesis and tea-leaf readings.

FT. WORTH, Texas – They’re getting set for TCU’s pro day here, and I can tell you there is plenty of interest in quarterback Andy Dalton. Among those here to see him throw are 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh, Bengals offensive coordinator Jay Gruden and Jaguars offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter.

NFL Network’s Michael Lombardi says that the 49ers have three needs, quarterback, outside linebacker and cornerback. But what does the team do at No. 7? Lombardi believes that the 49ers will make a move for a quarterback — if the right one is available.

Congratulations to Pat White, who by flaming out in baseball, can now join the exclusive club of two-sport busts. But did he crack the list of all-time Dolphins’ draft busts? You will have to read on.

The fact that Bengals defensive backs coach Kevin Coyle was present at Nebraska’s pro day held Thursday must mean only one thing: Cincinnati has its eyes on CB Prince Amukamara.

Which direction will the Jets go with the No. 30 overall pick in the 2011 NFL Draft?

There’s little debate about what Ryan Mallett does well on the field. What remains to be seen is whether teams believe questions about him off the field are a real concern.

Well, I was up next to take a turn with Top 10 mock draft on “Path to the Draft” Thursday.

Here’s the thing about Oregon LB Casey Matthews: He’s a guy who just works out OK.

Mississippi State OT Derek Sherrod had a personal audience of sorts during the school’s pro day on Thursday.

Texans DT Amobi Okoye is on the short list for winning the prize for, “What did you do this offseason?”