Updates from around the league on some of the notable injuries from Week 14.

A quick look at some notable nuggets from around the league, including why the injury to Rams OT Jason Smith is more serious than originally thought.

It’s not much of a surprise that Mike Singletary isn’t handing out starting spots on the offensive line to his two first-round picks from last month’s draft, Anthony Davis and Mike Iupati.

The fantasy appeal of Alex Smith and Frank Gore has improved as a result of their team’s first-round picks.

Now that Santonio Holmes has been jettisoned, how does Sunday’s trade impact the Steelers’ draft plans?

This is a defensive draft, especially early on. So out of the 32 picks in the first round, I think you’re only going to see between 12-14 offensive players taken, which means you’re going to get 18-20 defensive players picked.

Former Syracuse WR Mike Williams, widely regarded as a second-round pick, worked out for six NFL teams Tuesday, according to The Buffalo News.

While the Redskins got their man in Donovan McNabb, the Eagles now have 11 picks in the upcoming draft after acquiring a second-round pick from Washington. Look for Philadelphia to target defense.

While two offensive linemen impress, there are a couple of below-the-radar prospects to keep an eye on.

The headliner at Idaho’s pro day, which was held March 11 outdoors on FieldTurf on a wet field with a slope, was G/T Mike Iupati (6-foot-5 1/2, 324 pounds). Though he did not work out at the event (he chose to keep all of his NFL Scouting Combine numbers), that does not mean he won’t be running plenty of drills over the next month. He already has nine scheduled visits with teams, and worked out with the Browns on Monday.

It’s beginning to look a lot like the NFL Scouting Combine. Welcome, everyone, to Day 4.

Idaho’s Mike Iupati is the top-rated guard at the NFL Scouting Combine, but his ability to also play tackle could pay off big-time.

One of the great things about events like the Senior Bowl is that players are more willing to open up and talk freely.

Such was the case with Idaho’s Mike Iupati.