On the heels of Wiener-gate, Dave calls for an end to putting “-gate” at the end of every scandal and offers up some fresh, new titles for any future scandals.

It wasn’t all that long ago (at least depending on how you view 2000), that Tom Brady was an afterthought in the NFL Draft as the 199th overall pick in the sixth round.

Fantasy owners would be wise to remember the name Jacoby Ford in the late rounds on draft day.

The Jacksonville Jaguars fell short in their quest to unseat the Indianapolis Colts as kings of the AFC South last season, but no one will lay the blame at the feet of kicker Josh Scobee.

Which teams produced the most unstoppable offenses over the course of the 2000s?

Hue Jackson has officially set the bar high for second-year WR Jacoby Ford.

While some view Kerry Collins as the best option to start for the Titans, Matt Hasselbeck has ties to the organization, and NFL Network information man Jason La Canfora sees Tennessee as a solid option if he doesn’t return to Seattle.

We don’t expect Eric Mangini to be completely unbiased while discussing Darrelle Revis. But Mangini certainly didn’t hold back in saying he sees Revis as a future Hall of Famer during a live chat with fans.

The fantasy value of Titans WR Kenny Britt could skyrocket soon … if the team adds a veteran quarterback this summer.

Gil Brandt believes the Raiders made a great move in hiring Hue Jackson as head coach.

One of the statistics that best reflects defensive ineffectiveness is first-down run defense.

A quick look at what’s on tap Wednesday on NFL.com.

With not much else on the football radar Monday, the release of Plaxico Burress from prison stole our attention. Burress is now a free man (depending on how you view parole), and in the minds of many NFL observers, a return to New York is a very logical scenario.

NFL.com senior writer Steve Wyche and NFL.com analyst Bucky Brooks kept it hot in the second edition of the “Cover Two Podcast” this week.

If the lockout lingers into training camp, handcuffing your top running backs could become more important than ever.