There was little suspense in the latest Best in the Biz, as NFL Network analyst Jamie Dukes expectedly put Peyton Manning first on the list.

The Best in the Biz segment on “NFL Total Access” hit the running backs on Wednesday, and you can guess exactly where that conversation went.

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

Can the Titans count on Vince Young, on and off the field, this season?

Despite their regular-season success, the Cowboys have continually come up short in recent seasons. Will 2010 be the year they finally break through?

Tim Tebow‘s readiness for the NFL has sparked much debate this offseason. Some believe the Broncos will use Tebow as a Wildcat QB. Others say the rookie isn’t ready to see the field in an NFL game, even though he was a first-round draft pick. The divide between the sides couldn’t be wider — a point driven home by NFL Network analysts Brian Baldinger and Jamie Dukes on Monday’s “NFL Total Access.”

Brett Favre and Jay Cutler might be the most talked-about quarterbacks in the NFC North (sorry, Aaron Rodgers), but how will they fare next season?

Chris Johnson hasn’t been attending any of the Titans’ OTAs, and NFL Network’s Warren Sapp, who recently spoke to Johnson in Orlando, Fla., where he’s training, said on Thursday’s Total Access that he is ready to hold out all the way through training camp if necessary.

Jamie Dukes and Warren Sapp took sides in the debate over whether an outdoor, cold-weather Super Bowl at Meadowlands Stadium is a good idea.

Jake Delhomme is the likely starter for the new-look Browns. Does that inspire confidence inside the locker room? NFL Network analysts Jamie Dukes and Warren Sapp discuss.

In the first unofficial Favre Watch of 2010, Jamie Dukes and Charles Davis discussed whether Brett Favre missing mandetory offseason team work is a problem for the rest of the Vikings.

By all accounts, Sam Bradford had a pretty impressive workout Monday. Is Bradford to the Rams now a foregone conclusion, or could the Rams look into other (trade) options?

Have Pete Carroll and the Seahawks found in Charlie Whitehurst what they found in Matt Hasselbeck nine years ago?

Despite the vote of confidence from Ken Whisenhunt, NFL Network analysts Jamie Dukes and Rod Woodson believe Derek Anderson will ultimately win out as the starting QB for the Cardinals over Matt Leinart.

Much of Wednesday’s production meeting for NFL Total Access was dedicated to Tim Tebow, who will be a focal point of the show today at 7 p.m. ET. Get the latest from analysts Mike Mayock and Charley Casserly on Tebow’s pro day performance.