George Whitfield, who trained last year’s No. 1 pick Cam Newton, said Tuesday he had three sessions with former Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck, ESPN reported.

With new co-host Jason Smith of “NFL Fantasy Live” in mix, the re-birth of “The Cover Two Podcast” hits some hot topics with the perfect person to address them: outspoken free-agent RB Clinton Portis.

Baylor has moved its Pro Day up one day — it will now take place on March 21 — to avoid any conflict with Stanford.

Ryan Tannehill, one of the top quarterback prospects in the 2012 NFL Draft, will throw for scouts on March 29, his first workout since fracturing his right foot prior to the Senior Bowl. The workout will take place on the campus of Texas A&M.

What would you do if you were the Browns GM? If NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock had the job, he’d strongly consider trading up from No. 4 to No. 2 in the draft to nab Baylor QB Robert Griffin III.

Jim Irsay says he’s willing to welcome back Peyton Manning, but could it create a QB logjam that will frustrate fantasy owners?

Stanford’s Andrew Luck is presumed to be the No. 1 overall pick after being hailed by scouts across the league as the most pro-ready prospect to enter the NFL draft since Peyton Manning. However, the prospect generating the most buzz heading into the NFL Scouting Combine is Baylor’s Robert Griffin III.

To the Colts, Peyton Manning. To the Chargers, Ryan Leaf. Their names are forever linked, but their lives since the 1998 draft couldn’t be more distinct.

When NFL Network’s Rich Eisen sat down with Luck for an exclusive one-on-one Thursday, he asked the Stanford quarterback how the words “Andrew Luck” and “Indianapolis” sound together.

Now that the countdown to Super Bowl XLVI has officially begun, some of the attention is off Rob Gronkowski’s ankle and turning toward Ahmad Bradshaw’s foot.

Oklahoma State quarterback Brandon Weeden, like the rest of us, keeps getting old. Questions about his age, however, do not.

Still need a running back in the NFL Playoff Challenge? Well, it looks like Frank Gore is good to go against the New York Giants.

While the conversation regarding the Colts’ future at the quarterback position has mostly been an either/or proposition — that is either the Colts stick by a presumably healthy Peyton Manning next season or they find their quarterback of the future in the draft — one voice has insisted that Colts owner Jim Irsay is committed to having the best of both worlds next season.

The Peyton Manning-less Colts’ 0-12 record and their anticipated use of a first-round draft pick on a quarterback has brought us to this: How difficult would it be for the team to trade the four-time NFL MVP?

Since it’s Thanksgiving week, we decided to do some home cooking on the “Cover Two Podcast”, and NFL Network’s Charles Davis and NFL.com fantasy guru Michael Fabiano stopped through to eat.