There’s been a post-Donovan McNabb-trade void in the NFL newsroom that Jason Taylor has filled nicely, at least temporarily. As we wrap our heads around the New York Jet’s two-day courtship of Taylor, it’s a story rich with sub-plots.

DE Jason Taylor is visiting the rival Jets for the second consecutive day, but one famed Jets fan is not pleased.

Former Seahawks coach Jim Mora is still bitter over his ouster in Seattle, and pulled no punches during a recent interview on The Kevin Calabro Show on Monday afternoon on ESPN 710 in Seattle.

Dolphins LB Jason Taylor recently underwent arthroscopic shoulder surgery, and is expected to be out three months before he can resume normal workouts, reports the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.

Vikings DE Ray Edwards will be a restricted free agent if the NFL and players union don’t have a new deal by March 5. Edwards isn’t too happy about that, not to mention the fact that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell makes $9 million per year — considerably more than most players.

The Jaguars could be without three key players in their Sunday showdown with the Dolphins. Leading WR Mike Sims-Walker (calf) missed a second consecutive practice Friday and is listed as doubtful, as are CB Rashean Mathis (groin) and DT John Henderson (shoulder).

Teams have released their Week 14 practice participation reports for Thursday. Here’s a look at some notable developments.

Teams have released their Week 14 practice participation reports for Wednesday. Here’s a look at some of the notable developments.

That is Carolina Panther power football. Opening drive is what they do best. Lot of power runs and a few intermediate passes.

After watching the Miami Dolphins at training camp Friday, I leave knowing this is Chad Pennington’s team, Ted Ginn is making progress, Jason Taylor will start and Ricky Williams’ has a new-found burst.

The Associated Press reports that about 3,000 people witnessed one veteran and a slew of rookies make big plays at the Dolphins’ scrimmage Saturday in Davie, Fla.

Some football fans believe that the legacy of Bill Parcells often casts a shadow over just what occurs with the Dolphins. But according to NFL.com senior columnist Thomas George, general manager Jeff Ireland and coach Tony Sparano have been vital to the success of the defending AFC East champions.

Some observations from Thomas George at Dolphins camp as storms continue to hit South Florida.

Judging by his latest comments, Jason Taylor is happy to be back in Miami. Taylor, back with the Dolphins after one season in Washington, didn’t hide his enthusiasm from The Miami Herald when asked about working with Bill Parcells, coach Tony Sparano and company.

Dolphins DE Jason Taylor told the Miami Herald that he plans to continue playing after the 2009 season. Taylor signed a one-year contract with Miami in May.