With Week 1 nearly in the books, here’s a look at the notable injuries from Sunday’s games.

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 …

Two weeks. That’s how long we’ve got until Day One of the NFL Draft. Two weeks goes by fast. Remember how fast your two-week, low carb diet went? Okay, maybe not… but April’s biggest weekend is right around the corner. So with 14 days left, where does 14 fit in the pantheon of draft history?

New Orleans Saints strong safety Roman Harper has been named to the Pro Bowl to replace Green Bay Packers safety Nick Collins, who will be playing in Super Bowl XLV after the Packers beat the Chicago Bears in the NFC Championship Game.

A few halftime thoughts as the Chiefs and Ravens hit halftime at Arrowhead Stadium.

A quick look at some notable nuggets from around the league, including why the injury to Rams OT Jason Smith is more serious than originally thought.

Chiefs rookie safety Eric Berry has signed a multi-year endorsement deal with adidas, the athletic apparel company announced on Tuesday.

Rookie QB Tim Tebow is already moving tickets in Jacksonville. Not bad for a guy picked by the Broncos.

Now comes word that Tebow is also moving merchandise, too.

Whether you want to race out to NFL Shop or if you want to update your roster on Madden, some of the top draft picks revealed what number they will be wearing in the NFL.

Get an all-access inside look on draft day with Eric Berry, as he meets his football idols, walks the red carpet and gets selected fifth overall by the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Vikings have been linked to Notre Dame QB Jimmy Clausen and Florida QB Tim Tebow in the first round, but I’ve been told the team is headed in another direction with the 30th overall pick.

As teams continue to talk and jockey for position before the start of the first round Thursday night, at least two clubs in the top 10 of the draft are adjusting their mocks to give Tennessee safety Eric Berry to the Redskins at No. 4 overall.

In the past 24 hours, I have heard more and more about Boise State’s Kyle Wilson being the first cornerback taken, as high as seventh overall by the Browns.

Draft participants, including Eric Berry and Gerald McCoy, visited the New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday to sound the opening bell and get some financial tips for their future investments.

A message Eric Berry finds dear to his heart is making sure he treats the fans well. He acknowledged still feeling upset when Deion Sanders declined to give him an autograph when he was in high school (and wasn’t interested in speaking to Deion at the Play 60 event), and said he wants to be as accommodating as possible to fans.