From start to (almost) finish, the 2010 season has provided us with several dramatic transformations. No one would have predicted at the beginning of the season that the Patriots, Chiefs and Bears would be where they are right now.

Looking for a place to celebrate Rob Gronkowski‘s two touchdown receptions from Sunday’s 34-3 Patriots thumping of the Bills? Did these two touchdowns perhaps mean the difference in your fantasy league championship? Look no further. Go to Gronk Nation and get “Gronked.”

A look at some of the most notable numbers, ongoing streaks and best performances from around the league, starting with Tom Terrific.

Chargers TE Antonio Gates is likely to miss Thursday’s game against the 49ers, according to our Steve Wyche. A huge blow not only to the Chargers, but fantasy enthusiasts still in the playoffs.

Have the Patriots given up on the 2010 season with the trade of Randy Moss?

After watching about a half hour’s worth of the final week of preseason, some truths have surfaced in such a short time.

Bill Belichick is known for his creative play-calling, and with Arizona TE Rob Gronkowski now on the roster, he has another versatile weapon to employ.

Team Gronkowski is a very excitable group. But they had good reason Friday when draft prospect Rob Gronkowski was chosen by the Patriots with the No. 42 overall pick.

Though not every prospect that gets invited decides to come to New York and take part in the draft festivities, several of the ones who did decide to come considered the decision a no-brainer.

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.

One of the tougher evaluations in the upcoming draft is Arizona’s Rob Gronkowski. The talented tight end is considered one of the best prospects in the draft at his position, but missed all of last season with a back injury, and was not ready to run drills at the NFL Scouting Combine. He was finally able to work out in front of scouts on Saturday, and his performance was eye-opening.

Rob Gronkowski, Mike Mayock‘s second-rated tight end, and a player some analysts have projected as a possible first-rounder, is still injured and could not work out at Arizona’s pro day on March 10. The back injury that cost Gronkowski his entire 2009 season has healed, but he is still working on his conditioning. He will work out Saturday morning, March 27, one day after nearby Arizona State’s pro day.

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