Cullen Jenkins made a recent visit to NFL Network studios in Los Angeles, sharing his thoughts returning to the Packers, Aaron Rodgers and being shirtless at Lambeau Field.

In terms of sheer talent, Nnamdi Asomugha will by far be the hottest commodity of players who are expected to be available in the NFL free-agent market.

Fantasy owners should remember the name Greg Little on draft day — the Browns rookie wideout could become a very nice sleeper in 2011.

With all the news lately about players putting their feet in their mouths via Twitter, be sure to tune into “NFL Total Access” on NFL Network tonight. Their in-studio guest will be none other than Buffalo Bills receiver Stevie Johnson.

One could argue there’s a perception building that the role of free agency will be an afterthought in how teams build their defenses to get after the quarterback next season. But that perception might be wrong.

It’s safe to say former Titans coach Jeff Fisher knows Vince Young — the player and the person — as well as anyone, mentoring the former No. 3 overall pick during all five of his seasons in Tennessee.

Ignoring his price tag and the stumbling block his contract represents, what type of receiever would a team be getting in Steve Smith, who hasn’t had more than 70 receptions or 1,000 yards in two seasons?

There aren’t many true “shutdown” corners in the game anymore, especially considering so few teams play man-to-man with any regularity. Still, there are some good players expected to be on the free-agent market who can be acquired for the right price.

Before they embark on a trip to Africa to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, former Titans coach Jeff Fisher and retired players Chad Lewis and Tedy Bruschi stopped by the NFL offices in New York Tuesday to meet with commissioner Roger Goodell.

The Titans got their quarterback of the future when they drafted Jake Locker with the eighth overall pick in the NFL draft. But just who is their quarterback of the present?

Reggie Bush should probably stay away from Twitter for a while. After tweeting about his potential final days in New Orleans during the draft, Bush ruffled some feathers by making fun of being locked out. Saying that he was enjoying his time on the beach instead of, you know, trying to get better at football.

Here are 10 great excuses for his behavior.

I also don’t see Cam Newton as much of a fantasy option, at least not as a rookie. If Newton does beat out Jimmy Clausen for the top spot on Carolina’s depth chart, he’ll be worth a late-round flier in deeper, seasonal leagues. But that’s about the extend of his fantasy value.

After losing in Super Bowl XLV to Cheesehead Nation, Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Hines Ward is turning to cheese to aid in his quest for a title on “Dancing With the Stars.”

Tuesday might be just another day for you, but it should be quite eventful for former Titans coach
Jeff Fisher and retired players Tedy Bruschi and Chad Lewis.

Your favorite team stinks under center … and they didn’t get a quarterback in the 2011 NFL Draft. So what is next?