Is Terrell Owens‘ NFL career over? The free agent wide receiver hopes not, and he’s holding a public workout on Tuesday to convince as many teams as possible that he has recovered from offseason knee surgery and is ready to rock. NFL Network will have reporters at the workout, and then be sure to tune into NFL Network Tuesday night as T.O. drops by the studio to assess how it went.

Here’s what else is on tap for Tuesday:

• Catch Sunday’s best games again Tuesday and Wednesday night on NFL Network. On Tuesday, relive the New York Jets’ comeback against the San Diego Chargers at 8 p.m. ET, then watch the Green Bay Packers get a scare from the Minnesota Vikings in Christian Ponder‘s debut at 9:30 p.m. ET. And if you missed the Atlanta Falcons’ 23-16 victory over the Detroit Lions last Sunday, which had each team accusing the other of being dirty, you can watch that replay Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET.

• The Baltimore Ravens’ surprisingly poor offensive performance in Monday night’s 12-7 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars had Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs questioning the team’s game plan.

• Find out who’s up and who’s down in this week’s NFL.com Power Poll, and see where our experts ranked your favorite team.

• If the season ended today, some familiar faces would be back in the playoffs, but several others would be left out in the cold. Check out our playoff picture as it stands after seven weeks.

• You can have a say in who wins top honors for last weekend’s games by voting for the NFL’s Hardest Working Man award, the Rookie of the Week, Air & Ground Player of the Week, and Never Say Never Moment of the Week.

• Cowboys rookie DeMarco Murray rushed for 253 yards on Sunday, so it’s no surprise that NFL.com fantasy expert Michael Fabiano advises you to pick him up for your team.

• Every team has a season-defining moment, and the Jets had theirs Sunday against the Chargers. Michael Lombardi explains what’s next for New York and what else he loved, and hated, in Week 7.

• Many believed Philip Rivers would enjoy a historic season, but he has more picks than TD passes so far and hasn’t looked like himself. Jason La Canfora shares what’s plaguing the Chargers QB.

• Come up with names for the week’s most exciting plays, and tweet your way into the NFL history books. We’ll pick our favorites, and let users pick the final winner each week.

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The Tim Tebow era got off to a memorable start in Miami Sunday, where the former Florida Gator looked terrible for three-and-a-half quarters before rallying the Broncos to turn a 15-0 deficit with 2:39 left into an 18-15 overtime win. Jeff Darlington was in Miami for the aftermath of a thrilling Denver comeback, and a shocking Dolphins collapse.

Here’s what else is on tap for Monday:

• The New York Jets’ 27-21 comeback victory over the San Diego Chargers was one of Sunday’s highlights. If you missed the game, or if you just want to watch it again, catch it on NFL Network Tuesday at 8 p.m. ET.

• Catch up on all of Sunday’s action with NFL.com’s exclusive Game Center, and watch every one of the 49 touchdowns scored Sunday with NFL Network’s RedZone Recap.

• Quarterbacks Matthew Stafford and Matt Ryan and running backs Beanie Wells, Earnest Graham, Darren McFadden and Willis McGahee were among the players injured on Sunday. Get the full injury roundup here.

• Atlanta Falcons players accused Lions defensive linemen Ndamukong Suh and Cliff Avril of taunting quarterback Matt Ryan when Ryan was on the field writhing in pain after hurting his knee during Atlanta’s victory in Detroit.

• Carson Palmer‘s Silver and Black debut was a disaster, as Palmer and Kyle Boller were each picked off three times in a 28-0 shutout courtesy of the Kansas City Chiefs.

• Is the theory of momentum in football a myth? Stephen J. Dubner, co-author of “Freakonomics,” takes a look behind the stats and theories that power the NFL.

• While the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were getting ready to play the Chicago Bears in London, their cheerleaders were teaching rugby players how we play football in America, and learning a thing or two about what it’s like to play rugby.

• Texans running back Arian Foster had a monster stat line against the Titans, amassing 234 total yards and three TDs, but was he the top fantasy player of the week? Cast your vote now to decide!

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Friday is the last chance to have your say in who wins top honors for last weekend’s games by voting for the NFL’s Hardest Working Man award, the Rookie of the Week, Air & Ground Player of the Week, and Never Say Never Moment of the Week.

Here’s what else is on tap for Friday:

• Tune into NFL Network’s “Around the League Live” at 5 p.m. ET to hear from Dallas Cowboys linebacker Bradie James on the team’s soap opera of a season, which continued this week with quarterback Tony Romo and coach Jason Garrett each expressing confidence in the other.

• Get yourself ready for Week 7 with NFL.com’s exclusive Game Center, featuring stats, stories and video previews of every NFL contest this weekend.

• Rich Eisen is joined by Jim Nantz and Dennis Miller for his second podcast of the week, and both are eager to impart their thoughts on the Harbaugh-Schwartz handshake and other big NFL stories.

• The Packers are the only undefeated team remaining in the NFL. Will Green Bay join the ’72 Dolphins and ’07 Patriots and go the entire regular season without losing? Our analysts investigate.

• The Chicago Bears take on the Buccaneers at Wembley Stadium 25 years after their first visit to the U.K., when they were hailed as all-conquering heroes.

• Tim Tebow‘s clean-cut image and vocal Christian faith has made him the object of as much hatred as any sports figure in America, but as Jeff Darlington writes, that hostility hasn’t changed the quarterback’s approach to life one bit.

• Will Cam Newton‘s success change how the NFL looks at athletic, spread QBs? The answer might be yes, writes Albert Breer, who reveals which current college QB stands to gain the most.

• Chargers running back Ryan Mathews‘ fantasy star is on the rise, and Michael Fabiano advises you to start him in Week 7 against a Jets defense that has allowed 22 points per game this season.

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Ninety-four-year-old Ed Sabol became the oldest man ever inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame earlier this year. See how the founder of NFL Films changed the way we watch sports and earned the gratitude of generations of NFL stars when “A Football Life: Ed Sabol” premieres on NFL Network Thursday at 10 p.m. ET, and watch a special sneak peek here.

Here’s what else is on tap for Thursday:

• Packers’ receiver Jordy Nelson and Steelers linebacker LaMarr Woodley haven’t met since last year’s Super Bowl, but they’d sure like to do it again next February. Hear what they have to say on NFL Network’s “Around the League Live” Thursday at 5 p.m. ET.

• After just three practices, Carson Palmer must go from not playing at all to leading a 4-2 Oakland team against the defending AFC West champion Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, Jeff Darlington writes.

• Cincinnati Bengals rookies Andy Dalton and A.J. Green were wired for sound as the team got its fourth win against the Indianapolis Colts in Week 6. Watch and listen.

• Recent history shows there’s usually at least one big-name coach to be fired each season. Who could be the next surprise? Gil Brandt has some heavy hitters on his list.

• Whether Donovan McNabb will ever again be an NFL starter is debatable. What can’t be argued, Jason Smith writes, is the veteran QB’s impact on the league and on sports in general.

• Joe Theismann, Dhani Jones, Steve Mariucci and Warren Sapp go over the hottest NFL topics, including the Jim Harbaugh-Jim Schwartz handshake flap and the Raiders’ trade for Carson Palmer, on the latest “No Huddle” podcast.

• Fall may be in full swing, but the NFL’s cheerleaders are here to bring a little sunshine to an otherwise gray day. Check out our latest photo gallery.

• You can have a say in who wins top honors for last weekend’s games by voting for the NFL’s Hardest Working Man award, the Rookie of the Week, Air & Ground Player of the Week, and Never Say Never Moment of the Week.

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Enough with the hollow chirps about the aging Steelers looking slow and clumsy on their feet.

Behind the scenes of yet another Head & Shoulders commercial spot, All-Pro safety Troy Polamalu and (furiously bearded) defensive end Brett Keisel were caught on film engaged in the cha-cha with wideout Hines Ward, the most-recent winner of ABC’s “Dancing with the Stars.”

Crew members and small children wandered close, but no matter — this Steelers trio was in a dream world of their own, holding hands, giggling and spinning on their heels to the music. A delightful moment, but not one about to strike fear into the Baltimore Ravens.

Thanks to Sporting News for the heads up on this.

– Marc Sessler

The Cincinnati Bengals’ trade of disgruntled quarterback Carson Palmer to the Oakland Raiders on Tuesday stands as one of the biggest deadline-day deals in NFL history. Who got the better end of the exchange? Our experts debate. Plus, would Al Davis have surrendered a first-round pick and a second-round pick for Palmer? Michael Lombardi has the answer in his Front-Office View.

Here’s what else is on tap for Wednesday:

• If you missed the New England Patriots’ last-minute comeback win over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, catch the replay on NFL Network Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET.

• You can have a say in who wins top honors for last weekend’s games by voting for the NFL’s Hardest Working Man award, the Rookie of the Week, Air & Ground Player of the Week, and Never Say Never Moment of the Week.

• Tennessee Titans coach Mike Munchak said Tuesday that his team might be interested in signing wide receiver Terrell Owens if the veteran free agent can pass a physical.

• Minnesota Vikings coach Leslie Frazier is expected to officially announce the promotion of rookie quarterback Christian Ponder ahead of Donovan McNabb on Wednesday.

• Week 7 will feature four rookies starting at quarterback, but which one has been put in the best position to win? Charles Davis explains.

• Jason La Canfora sees some potential blowouts on the horizon in his weekly look at the upcoming slate of games.

• Saints TE Jimmy Graham, a former scholarship basketball player at the University of Miami, has some advice for the Miami Heat’s LeBron James on how to successfully make the transition from roundball to hardball.

• The Ford Field free-for-all, Rex Grossman and the Dallas Cowboys are all featured in this week’s edition of the Shame Report. Plus, Dave Dameshek offers some throwback NFL uniforms that he’d like to throw back.

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Some players — and even some coaches — bring a blue-collar, working-man approach to their football, and we like to honor that spirit with the Hardest Working Man award. You can vote for this week’s winner, and don’t forget to make your choice for Rookie of the Week, Air & Ground Players of the Week and Never Say Never Moment of the Week.

Here’s what else is on tap for Tuesday:

• The San Francisco 49ers’ hard-fought victory in Detroit Sunday shook up the sports talk shows, now see what it did to this week’s NFL.com Power Poll.

• While the post-game handshake has been the main topic of conversation, that 49ers-Lions game really was a classic battle — and you can check it out for yourself tonight on NFL Replay (NFL Network, 8 p.m. ET).

• The Denver Broncos shipped receiver Brandon Lloyd to the St. Louis Rams on Monday, whereupon the Rams released receiver Mike Sims-Walker.

• With starter Jason Campbell out with surgery on his broken collarbone, the Oakland Raiders are in the market for a quarterback to back up Kyle Boller and Terrelle Pryor, but their time might be running out.

• With Tuesday’s NFL trading deadline looming, Adam Rank looks at the biggest in-season deals in league history.

• Catch up with Steelers receiver Hines Ward as he discusses the state of the defending AFC champions on NFL Network’s “Total Access” Tuesday at 7 p.m. ET.

• Thanks to the confidence instilled in them by fiery coach Jim Harbaugh, the 49ers have all but wrapped up the NFC West. Michael Lombardi explains why as he looks back at a wild Week 6.

• Picking the best college quarterback after Andrew Luck isn’t easy, but Bucky Brooks suggests that a converted receiver offers the next-best possibility in his weekly College Stock Watch.

• It’s Tebow time for your fantasy team! Michael Fabiano says you should add the Broncos’ starting QB off the waiver wire, and he offers nine other players you should watch.

The near-fight between 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh and Lions coach Jim Schwartz was the talk of the NFL on Sunday, overshadowing San Francisco’s 25-19 victory over previously undefeated Detroit. If you missed all the hubbub, you can catch a replay of the game Tuesday on NFL Network at 9:30 p.m. ET. In the meantime, Albert Breer writes that the incident reflects how both upstart teams are taking on the personality of their fiery head coaches, Steve Mariucci offers a lesson in postgame handshake etiquette, and NFL Network takes a look at some other great on-field confrontations in recent NFL history.

Here’s what else is on tap for Monday:

• The Oakland Raiders remembered legendary owner Al Davis on Sunday by winning their first home game since his passing, but the team might be without quarterback Jason Campbell for the rest of the season, leading to speculation about a trade for a big-name veteran such as Carson Palmer.

• Minnesota Vikings coach Leslie Frazier wouldn’t commit to Donovan McNabb as his starting quarterback after McNabb was benched for rookie Christian Ponder in the fourth quarter of Sunday night’s 39-10 Vikings loss to the Chicago Bears.

• Four interceptions on Sunday got Washington quarterback Rex Grossman benched for John Beck as the Redskins were beaten by the desperate Philadelphia Eagles, 20-13.

• The Denver Post reported Sunday that the Patriots, 49ers and Rams are all interested in acquiring Broncos receiver Brandon Lloyd before Tuesday’s trading deadline.

• Saints coach Sean Payton was a sideline casualty Sunday, suffering a torn MCL and a broken tibia when he was run into by his tight end Jimmy Graham.

• Stymied for most of the day, Tom Brady and the New England Patriots mounted a last-minute drive to beat the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, leaving Cowboys owner Jerry Jones questioning his team’s late-game strategy.

• Hear from Giants receiver Hakeem Nicks and Sunday’s winning and losing coaches, plus injury updates and more fallout from the Great Handshake War on NFL Network’s Around the League Live Monday at 1 p.m. ET.

• Watch highlights of Sunday’s best action as NFL RedZone counts down the top 5 plays from Week 6.

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Tune into NFL Network’s “Around the League” Friday at 5 p.m. ET to hear San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Michael Crabtree talk about his team’s hot start and big game Sunday against the upstart Detroit Lions.

Here’s what else to look for on Friday:

• Speaking of Crabtree, Adam Rank tabbed the wide receiver as a player who merits consideration for your fantasy team’s starting lineup in Week 6.

• Did you miss Thursday night’s airing of “A Football Life: Walter Payton” on NFL Network? Fear not, for NFL.com has you covered. Check out an assortment of videos from the program that gave an in-depth look into “Sweetness.”

• NFL Network’s Albert Breer takes a look at what the NFL has to do to increase its popularity outside of the United States.

• Elliot Harrison says that several worried fan bases have no reason to press the panic button just yet.

• Finding yourself hitting the waiver wires to bolster your fantasy team? Michael Fabiano has the names you need to know if you’re looking for a boost.

• Bucky Brooks identifies several players, including a handful of pass catchers, who could surprise in Week 6.

• Tim Tebow is finally getting his shot as the Denver Broncos’ starting quarterback, and Jason Smith says the Broncos’ insatiable fan base had something to do with the move.

• Miami Dolphins wide receiver Brandon Marshall promised to make quite the splash on Monday night. Marshall promised a spectacle, and not just with his play.

• Could this year’s trade deadline feature some fireworks? Denver Broncos wide receiver Brandon Lloyd is on the market, according to a report.

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Few players in the history of football are as universally beloved as the late Chicago Bears running back Walter Payton. Enjoy the legendary skills and grace of the man called “Sweetness” in the premiere of “A Football Life: Walter Payton” Thursday at 10 p.m. ET on NFL Network, and click here for a sneak preview.

Here’s what else is on tap for Thursday:

• Tune into NFL Network’s “Total Access” Thursday at 7 p.m. ET and catch all-world Detroit Lions receiver Calvin Johnson. And don’t miss Washington Redskins running back Tim Hightower on “NFL Fantasy Live” at 2 p.m. ET.

• When the schedule makers met, they probably didn’t see Sunday’s 49ers-Lions affair as a marquee game. Jason La Canfora analyzes that suddenly relevant showdown and the rest of Sunday’s matchups in his weekly column. Plus, get ready for all the Week 6 action at NFL.com’s exclusive Game Center.

• Pete Carroll and Carson Palmer are old friends. Could they be reunited in Seattle? That’s just one of the moves Gil Brandt suggests should happen before next week’s trade deadline.

• Mike McCarthy was one of two coaches to suffer from conversion confusion in Week 5. Michael Lombardi provides some insight into when teams should and shouldn’t go for two.

• The league is committed to growing the game overseas, but could an NFL franchise ever be based outside of the country? Our experts debate if and when it could happen.

• The shotgun formation has taken over the NFL, with more teams using it than ever before. But Pat Kirwan suggests that coaches are leaving something on the table with their reliance on the ‘gun.

• Tony Romo could be in for a big game Sunday when the Cowboys visit the Patriots, a matchup that gives you a great reason to start him on your fantasy team, Michael Fabiano writes.

• Don’t forget to log onto NFL.com to vote for the FedEx Air & Ground Players of the Week, the Pepsi Rookie of the Week, and the GMC Never Say Never Moment of the Week.

• Come up with names for the week’s most exciting plays, and tweet your way into the NFL history books. We’ll pick our favorites, and let users pick the final winner each week.

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Aaron Rodgers had another scorching game for the Packers last Sunday, but Matt Cassel tossed four touchdowns and Ben Roethlisberger topped him with five. Which QB had the best performance? And who was the most impressive running back: Adrian Peterson, Frank Gore, or BenJarvus Green-Ellis? Log onto NFL.com to vote for the FedEx Air & Ground Players of the Week. And don’t forget to cast your vote for the week’s top rookie performance and top comeback, too.

Here’s what else is on tap for Wednesday:

• The San Diego Chargers are quietly off to their best start since 2006. Catch up with their Pro Bowl quarterback Philip Rivers on NFL Network’s “Total Access” at 7 p.m. ET. And don’t miss Bills running back Fred Jackson and Chiefs quarterback Matt Cassel on “Around the League Live” at 5 p.m. ET.

• Derrick Mason‘s stint with the New York Jets lasted just five games, as the team agreed Tuesday night to trade the veteran receiver to the Houston Texans for an undisclosed draft pick.

• The NFL is solidifying its own special relationship with the United Kingdom, announcing that the league’s annual commitment to overseas games will continue through the 2016 season.

• Did Al Davis really “have his hand” on the interception that sealed Oakland’s upset of the Houston Texans Sunday? It might sound silly, but video review confirmed that the Raiders had only 10 men on the field for their game-winning stand.

• In losing three straight playoff games, the New England Patriots showed a lack of toughness, but Albert Breer writes that the missing edge finally showed up against the Jets last week.

• Is LeBron James really serious about an NFL career? Who knows, but the NBA star continues to toy with the idea via social media.

• Dave Dameshek shines the white hot light of shame on some new targets, and some repeat offenders (hint: a certain team that wears green and plays half its games in Philadelphia) in this week’s Shame Report.

• Sunday entertainment isn’t just found between the white lines: The NFL’s cheerleaders are worth a look, too. Check out the best shots from Week 5 in our photo gallery.

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Tune into NFL Network at 12:45 p.m. ET on Tuesday to hear coverage of the NFL Fall Meeting in Houston, where the league will announce who will host Super Bowl XLIX in February 2015. And log onto NFL.com for full coverage throughout the day.

Here’s what else is on tap for Tuesday:

• Aaron Rodgers had another scorching game for the Packers on Sunday, but Matt Cassel tossed four touchdowns and Ben Roethlisberger topped him with five. Which QB had the best performance? Log onto NFL.com to vote for the FedEx Air & Ground Players of the Week. And don’t forget to cast your vote for the week’s top rookie performance and top comeback, too.

• Two of Sunday’s best games will be shown again Tuesday on NFL Network. Watch the Philadelphia Eagles battle the first-place Buffalo Bills at 8 p.m. ET; then, at 9:30 p.m. ET, relive the Oakland Raiders’ emotional win in Houston one day after the death of owner Al Davis.

• Fresh off his team’s big upset on the East Coast, Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll joins NFL Network’s “Around the League” Tuesday at 5 p.m. ET to talk about his young team and its starting quarterback situation.

• Who topped the latest NFL.com Power Poll? Find out where our experts rank your team.

• Tim Tebow‘s likely return to the Broncos’ starting lineup coincides with their Week 7 game at Miami, which is being promoted as “Gator Day” by the Dolphins. Lucky coincidence?

• Dan Marino knows it’s only a matter of time before his 1984 single-season record for passing yards falls: Five QBs are currently on pace to break it.

• Stanford’s Andrew Luck is proving hype about him is well deserved. Bucky Brooks explains what’s so impressive about the Cardinal QB’s game beyond the numbers in his weekly College Stock Watch.

• Former NFL head coaches Brian Billick and Jim Mora talk Tim Tebow, the Eagles’ misery and the 49ers’ under-the-radar success in this week’s edition of “The Coaches’ Show Podcast.”

• If your fantasy team took a dive this week, Chiefs RB Jackie Battle could be the key to victory in Week 6. He’s one of 10 players NFL.com fantasy editor Michael Fabiano says to add on the waiver wire.

The Jets owe the Eagles a debt of gratitude. If it wasn’t for that nightmare of a “Dream Team” in Philly, the spotlight would be a little hotter on that other green team with high pre-season expectations. The Jets are sinking fast after the Patriots handed them a third straight loss on Sunday, and three veteran wide receivers are denying reports that they’ve gone to coach Rex Ryan to complain about offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer.

Here’s what else is on tap for Monday:

• Did we mention the Eagles? Things are getting downright unbrotherly in Philadelphia, where another error-filled loss on Sunday has fans expressing their disappointment and anger with a 1-4 team that had such high expectations.

• The Green Bay Packers overcame an injury to their starting left tackle and kept right on humming, scoring 25 unanswered points against the Atlanta Falcons Sunday night in a playoff rematch.

• Sunday might be remembered as the beginning of the Tim Tebow era in Denver. Find out why Pat Kirwan thinks the Broncos should use the bye week to make Tebow their starter.

• Al Davis‘ spirit was alive and well in Houston on Sunday, where the Oakland Raiders notched an emotional upset over the Texans thanks to a last-minute interception in the end zone one day after Davis’ death at age 82.

• Mario Williams, Joseph Addai, Tarvaris Jackson and Brian Dawkins were among the players who left Sunday’s games with injuries. Get a complete report on the day’s injuries here.

• The Carolina Panthers found the day’s most unique way to lose a game, as an ill-timed timeout gave the New Orleans Saints a field goal that proved to be the difference.

• Go Primetime as NFL Network’s Deion Sanders recaps the best performances from Sunday’s action.

• Adrian Peterson rushed for 122 yards and scored three touchdowns in a 34-10 Vikings victory Sunday, but was he the top fantasy player of Week 5? Cast your vote now.

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Will Cam Newton finally win the Pepsi Rookie of the Week award? Which quarterback and running back should be the FedEx Air & Ground Players of Week 4? Which of last Sunday’s dramatic comebacks deserves to be the GMC Never Say Never Moment of the Week? Voting closes at midday Friday, so log on and make your choice today.

Here’s what else is on tap for Friday:

• With the second quarter of the NFL season about to kick off, Pat Kirwan takes a look at Week 5′s matchups and wonders if the Vikings or Colts might be about to get their first win. Plus, get ready for all this weekend’s action at NFL.com’s exclusive Game Center.

• Aaron Rodgers is off to one of the best starts in NFL history. Find out what he thinks about Green Bay’s chances to repeat, why the team didn’t hold player-led workouts during the lockout, and Brett Favre‘s critical comments, in an excerpt from this Sunday’s “GameDay Morning” interview on NFL Network.

• Speaking of Rodgers, his verbal war with Falcons receiver Roddy White is heating up again as the teams prepare to face off this week, after White said last season that the Falcons were better than the Packers despite Green Bay’s 48-21 playoff win.

• With Chad Henne out for the season, the winless Miami Dolphins signed Sage Rosenfels to back up — or possibly compete with — new starter Matt Moore.

• Patriots receiver Wes Welker has been a nightmare to cover this season, so is Jets CB Darrelle Revis up to the challenge? Steve Wyche breaks down Week 5′s key matchups.

• The Eagles defense has the talent to play better than it has showed during the team’s 1-3 start, and Brian Billick says if Philly’s D wants to stop playing like dogs they must adopt the “cat.”

• One common word keeps popping up in describing the Detroit Lions’ run from 0-16 in 2008 to a 4-0 start in 2011. Albert Breer shares what it is.

• Steve Smith has been revitalized by Cam Newton‘s arrival in Carolina. That’s a good reason to start the Panthers wideout against New Orleans in Week 5, says NFL.com fantasy editor Michael Fabiano.

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You know the legend: Kurt Warner goes from bagging groceries to setting NFL records and winning a Super Bowl for the St. Louis Rams. Relive the incredible story of Warner’s rise from NFL Europe to NFL MVP when the documentary “Kurt Warner: A Football Life” premieres Thursday night at 10 p.m. ET on NFL Network.

Here’s what else is on tap for Thursday:

• Kurt Warner terrorized defenses for years, but the other side of the ball gets equal time Thursday when veterans Brian Dawkins and Jason Taylor discuss the league’s hot topics on NFL Network’s “Total Access” Thursday at 7 p.m. ET.

• Who can stop the Green Bay Packers? No one, says Elliot Harrison, who argues that all other NFL storylines in 2011 should take a back seat to the dominating run of the boys in green and yellow.

• Cam Newton has picked up the ins and outs of playing quarterback in the NFL faster than anyone expected, but as Jeff Darlington reports, he still hasn’t learned how to accept losing.

• Are Todd Haley‘s sideline antics wearing thin in Kansas City? Michael Lombardi gives his opinion on the Chiefs’ demonstrative coach and also takes Andy Reid to task for questionable clock management.

• With their 4-0 football team riding high and preparing for a big division showdown Monday night, the Detroit Zoo is making a statement by feeding a Chicago Bear to the lions. Really.

• With the NBA embroiled in a potential season-crippling work stoppage, LeBron James practiced in full pads with his high school football team this week, later taking to Twitter to ask the question: “Should I?”

• While the rest of the world is beating up on Tony Romo for his shortcomings, Kurt Warner has his sights set on another underperforming passer — the Jets’ Mark Sanchez.

• Bills RB Fred Jackson could continue his 2011 success against an Eagles defense that has allowed more fantasy points to runners than any other team. Find out who else you should start and sit in Week 5.

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