In today’s Three and Out: Moving day could be coming soon for Reggie Bush and Greg Jennings; and are the Jets considering Jamarcus Russell?

Happy Thursday everybody. I’m sure nobody can concentrate on work today following the huge win by your Los Angeles Kings. Not only America’s team, but also most of Canada’s team for this series, too. But let’s take a look at some of the top fantasy news.

For all the hype surrounding QB Andrew Luck‘s throwing session at Stanford’s pro day on Thursday, NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock said such workouts are not actually that important in terms of determining a prospect’s ability to succeed in the NFL.

The ring’s the thing Friday. While the NFL champion Green Bay Packers received their Super Bowl rings Thursday in a private ceremony, the big ring news today is the release of the new movie Green Lantern.

Almost there. We’re just two days away from the spring’s biggest sporting event (Stanley Cup, NBA Finals? Ugh.) In a couple more nights we’ll all be seeing how far a certain (iconic?) quarterback falls, if Chan the man (Gailey, of course) is comfortable with an Ivy Leaguer under center, and what the two Johns (Fox and Elway) do in the two-hole.

Taking a quarterback early in the draft is pro football’s biggest gamble.

The Raiders have parted ways with guard Robert Gallery, who was regarded as one of the bigger draft disappointments in Raiders history. But was he the biggest?

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.

JaMarcus Russell no longer is on the Omaha Nighthawks’ provisional roster.

Has JaMarcus Russell landed with a professional football team?

In light of his recent arrest, is there enough football upside for JaMarcus Russell to still have a future in the NFL?

Michael Lombardi appeared on NFL Total Access on Monday, telling host Fran Charles that he believes JaMarcus Russell‘s arrest for possession of a controlled substance likely marks the end of the road for the former Raiders QB in the NFL.

The presumption has been that, at some point, JaMarcus Russell will end up on an NFL roster. No one can really say when, and it’s more likely to be later rather than sooner, but still … eventually.

You might conclude, by JaMarcus Russell‘s ill-fated stint with the Raiders, that the former first-overall selection did not have the heart of a champion.

But he apparently has guts.

NFL Network insider Michael Lombardi’s message to the Raiders as they try to recoup $9.5 million in guarantees from JaMarcus Russell? Good luck with that.