Which players do Pro Football Hall of Fame members Marcus Allen and Marshall Faulk think will break out in 2012?

Deion Sanders, Michael Irvin, Marshall Faulk and Steve Mariucci preview the 2012 NFL Draft, as they debate Andrew Luck vs. RG3 and take a look at other top players in the draft.

Mike Mayock moderated a mock draft featuring selections made by NFL Network analysts and reporters during which a number of curious picks profoundly alter the first round.

NFL Network analyst Marshall Faulk sounds like a man with a theory, suggesting that half of the NFL teams (as in the entire NFC) are already out of the running for Peyton Manning.

Marshall Faulk, a Hall of Fame running back and an NFL Network analyst, watched all the backs work out Sunday at the NFL Scouting Combine and shares his thoughts.

Joe Flacco deserves some credit in at least one area. The guy is getting pretty good at brushing off criticism.

NFL Network analyst Marshall Faulk didn’t hold back when pinpointing the issues he sees with the Steelers.

Jets RB Shonn Greene‘s struggles this season have made LaDainian Tomlinson a key factor again — and as always, that means he’s playing a big part in the passing game. The 32-year-old veteran already has 13 catches this season, and he needs just five more to become just the fourth running back in NFL history to reach 600 for his career.

Is it possible to be on the NFL coaching hot seat after one week of the season? Apparently, yes.

Three days stand between us and the start of the 2011 season. Before we focus on all that’s to come this season, we take a look back at what the No. 3 means when it comes to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

We have photos from the famed Marshall Faulk and Deion Sanders enshrinement parties, and we need your help creating the captions.

What were the six most memorable moments from Saturday night’s Hall of Fame induction ceremony? Adam Rank has you covered in his Hall of Fame addition of “Pick Six.”

Watch highlights from Marshall Faulk‘s Hall of Fame induction speech as he reminisces about his time in Indianapolis and St. Louis.

There is electricity in the air here at the Hall of Fame. Literally. A massive downpour slowed preparations for tonight’s festivities, complete with lightning lighting up the sky.

In what would normally be a scene dominated by Rams and Bears fans — both teams have inductees in Marshall Faulk and Richard Dent and were scheduled to play the first preseason game here Sunday — the most represented fan-base appears to be Denver’s.