Fantasy owners — get out there and vote Patriots RB Danny Woodhead as the new Madden cover boy!

Quarterbacks were the talk of Pat Kirwan‘s weekly Monday chat on NFL.com. Even former Dolphins quarterback Don Strock stopped by to chat about Florida State QB Christian Ponder.

As the NFL Draft approaches (24 days before the first round), much of the talk taking place will be about the viability of taking a quarterback with the top overall pick, a discussion certainly taking place in the Carolina Panthers’ war room.

We’re just 24 days until the biggest day of the year for the best college players in the country, team scouting departments, and all of you draftniks out there. The NFL Draft is right around the corner. Twenty-four days. Know what else 24 reminds us of, besides Kiefer Sutherland wiggin’ out?

UCLA safety Rahim Moore does his Heisman Trophy pose for the camera after a taping or “Total Access” on April 1st.

Charley Casserly doesn’t take mock drafts too seriously, but in the second version of his mock top 10, he makes a case why the Panthers will take Georgia WR A.J. Green with the first overall pick.

Some people might be jumping off the Da’Quan Bowers bandwagon after a pro-day workout that could be viewed as subpar and the Clemson defensive end himself described as just “decent.” But NFL Network analyst Mike Mayock isn’t one of them.

The latest draft prospect to stop by the NFL Network studios was Rahim Moore, the two-time All-American safety from UCLA. We took a few minutes Friday to catch up with him on some very important topics as he prepares for the draft.

UCLA safety Rahim Moore took part in a portrait session at NFL Network studios on April 1, 2011.

Eastern Washington hosted its pro day on April 1, but those who want to see Taiwan Jones in a pre-draft setting will have to wait a little longer.

In his latest chat, NFL.com senior columnist Vic Carucci offered up his top prospect in the 2011 NFL Draft … and it’s not Cam Newton.