The injury list in Week 2 starts with Chiefs RB Jamaal Charles, who suffered a season-ending knee injury.

Only a few weeks into the preseason, oddsmakers are pondering the question: Who will win the Super Bowl? Fans of every team are certainly hopeful, yet hesitant to be sure, the Lombardi Trophy will be theirs in February. But how can you be sure? What makes your team comparable to Super Bowl champs in recent years?

The last item of the day before signing off from Super Bowl Sunday is to take a closer look at some of the most notable statistics sent over by the NFL Network research crew.

The Packers are certainly eating their cake and having it, too. The Packers are using seven man protection via the play-action pass.

New Orleans Saints strong safety Roman Harper has been named to the Pro Bowl to replace Green Bay Packers safety Nick Collins, who will be playing in Super Bowl XLV after the Packers beat the Chicago Bears in the NFC Championship Game.

Green Bay safety Nick Collins — listed as questionable this week with a rib injury — will be active when the Packers host the New York Giants Sunday.

Pro Bowl safety Nick Collins has signed his one-year tender with the Packers, and the sides are believed to be moving toward a long-term agreement, his agent told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on Tuesday morning.

Packers general manager Ted Thompson spent eight minutes discussing his team Friday at the NFL Scouting Combine before the inevitable happened: A reporter offered a Brett Favre question.

Everywhere you look during a Pro Bowl practice, Deion Sanders is in the mix.

As teams around the league prepare for Week 16, here’s an update on some notable names from injury reports released Wednesday.

With major health concerns at safety, the Green Bay Packers signed free agent Matt Giordano. The surprising move is that they released a safety, 2007 third-round draft pick Aaron Rouse, to make room on the roster for Giordano.

Despite being unhappy about his contract, it appears Green Bay Packers safety Nick Collins will report to training camp with the rest of the team on Friday.

The agent for Packers Pro Bowl S Nick Collins said that even if his client didn’t have “personal family concerns” to attend to, he still would skip the team’s offseason workouts because of his contract situation, the Wisconsin State Journal reports.

Packers safety Nick Collins has missed a number of offseason workouts this year, but he insists that he isn’t unhappy with his contract.

Packers coach Mike McCarthy said disgruntled Pro Bowl safety Nick Collins, who is unhappy with his contract, showed up a few times at the team’s voluntary offseason conditioning program last week, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.