Veteran wide receiver — and future Hall of Famer — Randy Moss presents one of the most intriguing names when the free-agent market eventually opens.

All player movement is on hold during the NFL lockout, but that hasn’t stopped speculation about Panthers WR Steve Smith, who reportedly wants to be traded. It’s also believed that the team is interested in parting ways with Smith.

We’ve spent a considerable amount of time — and, for the forseeable future, will continue to do so — discussing the quarterbacks expected to eventually be available in both free agency and trades.

It’s been an interesting offseason for Patriots QB Tom Brady. Here’s his latest look.

Steve Smith is the latest NFL veteran to put his home up for sale. Smith reportedly wants out of Carolina, and the Panthers are reportedly willing to oblige the four-time Pro Bowler.

How would a move to San Diego affect the fantasy value of WR Steve Smith? Find out in today’s Fantasy Three and Out.

Hope you all enjoyed a happy Mother’s Day. Now we can look forward to perhaps some news from the 8th Circuit Court about the NFL lockout at some point about. In the meantime, here are some links to get your NFL week started:

While there are many marquee wideouts hungry for contracts, there aren’t too many premium running backs available.

Dave launches the new program with what he deems to be podcast equivalent of a preseason game. That doesn’t prevent from him — with the help of sidekick Adam Rank and producer Dylan Milner — from tackling pro pigskin’s biggest issues of the week.

As we were reminded this week, there are hundreds of NFL players on Twitter, and they tweet the darndest things. Not all of them make headlines, but here’s a random look at what some NFL players are up to Friday, based on their recent tweets…

If QB Kyle Orton ends up in Arizona, it would be a great move for several different players from a fantasy perspective.

Happy Friday, everyone. Before rushing out to get those last-minute Mother’s Day gifts (that’s right, we’re talking to you), here’s a look at what’s on tap for your NFL.com perusal today:

The best way to get a game-breaker in the passing game is through the draft. At least that’s how Arthur Blank, Thomas Dimitroff, and the rest of the Falcons brass feel. That’s why they had no concerns handing over several high picks last week to acquire Julio Jones.

There was only one running back taken in the first-round — Mark Ingram to the Saints at No. 28 — but our “Path to the Draft” crew thinks that there are a couple of rookie running backs who could make a big impact in 2011.

Yesterday we looked at how the Patriots compared with their AFC brethren at successfully drafting starters. You’ll never guess which NFC team has the best track record in turning draft picks into starters.