In today’s Three and Out: Tony Romo will miss OTAs while Montee Ball and Robert Woods look on track to be starters.

In today’s Three and Out: Willis McGahee still has a role in Denver; Kenny Britt is returning to his old form and T.J. Graham is looking for an opportunity in Buffalo.

In today’s Three and Out: Kirk Cousins is trying to channel his inner RG3, Ahmad Bradshaw is looking for a job and Chad Henne is looking for Blaine Gabbert’s job.

In today’s Three and Out: the Eagles plan to do a lot of running; Ronnie Hillman will do more running; Fred Davis is running ahead of schedule with his rehab.

Green Bay Packers WR James Jones was on “NFL AM” on Tuesday morning and he said he was ready to be the top receiver for the team, if needed. “I’m ready. … I’m ready to take in that role if we don’t get Greg [Jennings] back,” Jones said.

In today’s Three and Out: Tony Gonzalez could be inching closer to a return; the Broncos want to add a big back and there is QB confusion in Philadelphia.

Will Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger return in time to save the day for Mike Wallace owners>

One of the biggest fears as a fantasy enthusiast, other than having to start Mark Sanchez, is for one of your guys to have a huge day … after you’ve long given up on him.

Can Denver Broncos running back Ronnie Hillman fill the void left by Willis McGahee?

What should fantasy football owners do now that Willis McGahee is out for the rest of the fantasy season?

Maurice Jones-Drew will be skipping OTAs, but I’m not worried about him losing fantasy value. At least not just yet.

San Diego State’s prolific backfield was the main attraction on its Wednesday pro day, which 22 teams attended.

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.