In today’s Three and Out: Chris Johnson could get help in Tennesee, Bryce Brown could help out in Philadelphia and Mike Wallace could be a help in Cleveland.

Several key fantasy names could be moving on with reports that Michael Turner, Percy Harvin, Brandon Lloyd and Wes Welker could all have new homes in 2013.

The Eagles and Michael Vick have agreed to a restructured deal that will keep him with the team in 2013, but how is his fantasy value affected?

Between the NFL Scouting Combine and the 2013 NFL Draft, NFL coaches and scouts — not to mention the prospects themselves — turn their attention to the various college pro day workouts. NFL.com has all the dates for the various pro days, and you can follow the progress of the top prospects by visiting our pro day blog throughout the draft process.

In today’s Three and Out: Ahmad Bradshaw isn’t closing the door on a return to the Giants; Maurice Jones-Drew has a new blocking scheme to learn; Kenny Britt is being asked to stand and deliver in 2013.

The New York Giants have released veteran RB Ahmad Bradshaw, opening the door for David Wilson to make a fantasy impact in 2013.

In today’s Three and Out: Titus Young has a new home; Dennis Dixon could find a new home and Kevin Kolb is looking for ways to stay at home.

In today’s Three and Out: Michael Vick is open to staying in Philly; Titus Young is leaving Detroit and Blaine Gabbert will need to produce to stay in Jacksonville.

In today’s Three and Out: RG3 says he’ll be back by Week 1; the Giants are prioritizing Hakeem Nicks over Victor Cruz and Mike Wallace could be looking for a new home.

The Baltimore Ravens will celebrate their Super Bowl XLVII win with a parade on Tuesday at 11 a.m. ET. Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake shared details in a radio interview on Sunday.  The parade is expected to begin at City Hall and end at M&T Bank Stadium. The mayor also released the following statement: “The Baltimore Ravens once again demonstrated strength, poise, and perseverance as they prevailed in Super Bowl XLVII. On behalf of the people of Baltimore, I want to congratulate Steve Bisciotti, Ozzie Newsome, Coach John Harbaugh and the players for bringing another Lombardi Trophy to our great city.”

Super Bowl XLVII was one wild ride in New Orleans, and several Super Bowl records were set or tied in the Baltimore Ravens’ 34-31 victory over the San Francisco 49ers.

In today’s Three and Out: Arian Foster denies reports of heart surgery, Brandon Marshall is recovering from surgery and Brandon Weeden might have to operate as a backup in 2013.

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The media hype inherent in any Super Bowl took an unexpected turn toward civil rights this week, thanks to homophobic comments from San Francisco 49ers cornerback Chris Culliver.