There have been no shortage of opinions on Brett Favre returning to the Vikings, and there will certainly be more. When it comes to those opinions, very few people know Favre than NFL Network analyst Steve Mariucci.

We have our first official statement from the Vikings in the form of a “no comment.”

Chris Cooley said Wednesday that as far the Redskins’ locker room is concerned, the players are all good with the previously disgruntled Albert Haynesworth.

Some very unique personalities will call the Cincinnati Bengals locker room home this season. Terrell Owens and Chad Ochocinco are two of them.

In light of all of the buildup surrounding the Jets this offseason, Kris Jenkins says fans shouldn’t worry.

Tim Toone — known in most circles as Mr. Irrelevant — made a bit of football television history (we believe) on Friday by signing his NFL player contract live, on the air, on “NFL Total Access.”

Panthers WR Steve Smith told “NFL Total Access” on Thursday that he has spoken to coach John Fox about his broken left arm, describing the conversation as “more listening, less talking.”

Brandon Marshall checked in for an offseason chat via Dolphins Cam on “NFL Total Access” and offered his take on the great cornerback debate, naming former teammate Champ Bailey as the NFL’s best.

Does Ben Roethlisberger have relationships to mend inside the Steelers locker room? Warren Sapp and Rod Woodson discuss.

Terrell Owens will join “NFL Total Access” with host Rich Eisen and analysts Warren Sapp and Rod Woodson as an in-studio guest at NFL Network on Friday, June 4.

Chris Johnson hasn’t been attending any of the Titans’ OTAs, and NFL Network’s Warren Sapp, who recently spoke to Johnson in Orlando, Fla., where he’s training, said on Thursday’s Total Access that he is ready to hold out all the way through training camp if necessary.

In an interview with Rich Eisen on NFL Total Access, Ray Lewis talked about his impressions of Baltimore’s rookie class, and also discussed his role as a mentor not just for the Ravens young stars, but for players around the league.

The 2010 edition of Favre Watch took a somewhat odd turn Tuesday when the Operation: Favre game was introduced on the NFL Total Access set.

Brett Favre will have surgery Tuesday. Live on NFL Network.

NFL Total Access is back Monday (7 p.m. ET) with host Rich Eisen, analyst Marshall Faulk and insider Michael Lombardi to discuss the latest offseason topics.