In today’s Three and Out: Reggie Bush is getting comfortable, Michael Vick is getting bigger and Josh Gordon is getting better.

In today’s Three and Out: the Jets, Browns and Jaguars are trying to sort out their QB options — though they seem to be getting muddier by the day.

In today’s Three and Out: the Ravens are seeking more pass-catchers; the Giants are trying to re-sign a current one and the Browns hope to develop one.

In today’s Three and Out: Gronk appears to be okay; the Law Firm could rack up bigger hours than expected and the pressure might be off Brandon Weeden — sort of.

In today’s Three and Out: Mark Sanchez and Brandon Weeden will have to battle for their starting jobs … Matt Flynn apparently won’t.

In today’s Three and Out: Victor Cruz is still out of sight, Davone Bess will be spotted in Cleveland and who knows when we’ll see Landry Jones?

In today’s Three and Out: Terrelle Pryor wants Matt Flynn’s job; Isaac Redman is going back to his old job and Jordan Cameron wants a bigger job.

In today’s Three and Out: Julian Edelman is back in New England, Aaron Hernandez wants to get stronger and Dion Lewis has a new home.

In today’s Three and Out: The Browns add depth at WR; the Bengals are looking for depth at RB and the Jets lock up a tight end.

In today’s Three and Out: Kevin Kolb is heading east; Domenik Hixon is traveling all over and Blaine Gabbert is preparing to return to Jacksonville.

In today’s Three and Out: Matt Flynn could have a new home while Jason Campbell has found a new home; Rob Gronkowski admits to a third surgery.

In today’s Three and Out: Jermichael Finley’s staying put; DeSean Jackson is looking for a role in Chip Kelly’s offense and the Browns have a new starting tight end.

Every year many of us gather around the TV to watch “It’s a Wonderful Life,” a lovely Christmas tale where George Bailey is given a second chance on life after a visit from a guardian angel. And many of you are likely a little morose after your team has failed to reach the playoffs in 2012. Well, consider me your Clarence as I show you why there is reason for hope with your favorite team. And without further ado …

During the Baltimore Ravens’ 23-16 victory over the Cleveland Browns on “Thursday Night Football,” several key moments of the game left a lasting impression on the “Playbook” team.

Cleveland Browns QB Brandon Weeden and his struggling offensive line might be in for a world of hurt against the Baltimore Ravens on “Thursday Night Football.” Even with the losses of edge rusher Jarrett Johnson to San Diego in the offseason and Terrell Suggs due to an Achilles injury, the Ravens are still finding ways to rush the passer because of their scheme. Their ability to confuse protections by providing different looks and disguising their blitzes makes up for their lack of premier pass rushers. They are proficient with twists and stunts while bringing pressure off the edge, which leaves offensive lines in disarray and often leaves a lineman on air while a free rusher clobbers the QB. The Browns’ […]