Vick currently leads all players in fan voting for the second week in a row, beating “Tom Terrific” by 34,493 nods.

A quick recap at some of the notable injuries around the league in Week 9.

Bears DE Julius Peppers looks to be OK following an injury scare against the Bills in Toronto.

Remember Lions QB Matthew Stafford? The young signal caller that was going to set the NFL on his ear and become a fantasy stud while leading the Lions to the NFC North title?

And now for our weekly look around the NFL by the numbers, taking note of most notable numbers and best performances to come out of Week 5.

An assortment of NFL reaction to Wednesday’s trade that sent Randy Moss back to the Vikings.

Texans RB Arian Foster will be benched for the entire season!

At least that is the snap judgement in this edition of Overreaction Theater.

There’s a school of thought that it’s truly do-or-die for coach Lovie Smith and the Chicago Bears in 2010. Brian Urlacher told ‘NFL Total Access” the team knows changes will happen if the wins don’t.

NFL Network insider Jason La Canfora took a Thursday spin “Around the League” with host Rich Eisen on “NFL Total Access.”

Dolphins WR Davone Bess is attached to No. 15, so new WR Brandon Marshall should look for a new number.

How will the Browns use the talented and versatile Josh Cribbs in 2010? According to the Cleveland Plain Dealer, they would like to develop him as a receiver. That and much more Around the Web.

Monday’s NFL Total Access takes a look to Orlando, Fla. for the latest from the NFL Annual Meeting, plus examines the Chicago Bears in the State of the Franchise series.

The Steelers have concerns about the sexual-assault allegations against QB Ben Roethlisberger, but not enough to alter their draft board. Also making news today: Sam Bradford will visit St. Louis, Julius Peppers will make one teammate happy and more.

In the spirit of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament, our friends at NFL Total Access will unveil an NFL free-agency bracket of their own on Monday’s show.

The signing of five-time Pro Bowl pick Julius Peppers to a six-year contract gives the Bears’ defense the bite to reclaim its spot at the top of the NFC North.