Your favorite team stinks under center … and they didn’t get a quarterback in the 2011 NFL Draft. So what is next?

Happy Friday, everyone. Before rushing out to get those last-minute Mother’s Day gifts (that’s right, we’re talking to you), here’s a look at what’s on tap for your NFL.com perusal today:

The 2011 NFL Draft is only five days away. So on this Saturday, when you’re sitting around watching “Saved by the Bell” reruns, general managers and scouting personnel around the league are doing everything they can to get ready for D-Day. With five days left, they don’t have much time …

Based on the current state of things around the NFL, it’s tough to find any news that has major fantasy significance (sigh). So when several coaches and other organizational leaders discussed the state of their teams during the annual Owners Meetings, you can only imagine how quickly I jumped on the information.

In the first week of the lockout, some of the NFL’s biggest names are finding a multitude of ways to keep the cash on coming during this age of uncertainty. Here’s a round-up of what they’re up to.

Steelers WR Hines Ward is in for “Dancing with the Stars,” joining the cast of has beens and who is thats which includes Ralph Macchio, Kendra Wilkinson and Chris Jericho (the favorite to take the thing). But who would you have rather seen?

And now for a few thoughts, observations and highlights as we wrap up Day 2 of the NFL Scouting Combine.

Who is the best basketball player in the NFL? Let’s put it to the test.

Did the Madden cover curse strike again? With word of Drew Brees’ knee injury, it would appear so.

One of the more intriguing names in the upcoming 2011 NFL Draft is Heisman Trophy winner Cam Newton. Not only regarding where he’ll be drafted, but the inevitable comparisons to failed (so far) quarterbacks JaMarcus Russell and Vince Young.

Apparently overtime is not the only rules that continue to baffle NFL players. Seems that some of them don’t understand playoff seeding, either.

Eagles QB Kevin Kolb wants to be a starting quarterback, right? Because Kolb is not making the most of his audition for an NFL gig next season.

Was proposing to your girlfriend during an NFL game the biggest blunder of the entire season? We count down the six biggest do-over moments of 2010.

Maurice Jones-Drew, the NFL’s second-leading rusher, won’t play in the Jaguars’ home game against the Redskins because of a knee injury that kept him out of practice all week.

It’s officially on paper: Donovan McNabb is the Redskins’ backup QB.