In today’s Three and Out: Arian Foster isn’t worried about his injury, Santonio Holmes is trying not to worry about his while some 49ers WRs have different worries.

In today’s Three and Out: Pierre Garcon is tinkering with new shoes, the Chiefs are tinkering with a new attack and the Jets are tinkering with their QB situation.

In today’s Three and Out: Mark Sanchez has a supporter; the Saints want to run it more and Miles Austin was to get stronger.

In today’s Three and Out: Andre Brown has big expectations for 2013; Peyton Manning wants to speed up the Broncos while the Jets want to slow Santonio Holmes down.

Does the injury to New York Jets wideout Santonio Holmes provide hidden value for other players?

Is it time for New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow to take the reins?

Should fantasy football owners buy into New York Jets wideout Santonio Holmes’ Week 3 performance moving ahead?

Last year, Santonio Holmes was a captain. Let me stop and say that’s an amazing sentence to write. But anyway, he was a captain for the 2011 season. And the fact that Holmes was a captain became a symbol for a lost season. Being yanked off the field in the last two minutes against the Dolphins capped it all off. Not the behavior of a captain, certainly. While Holmes may not regret last year — “Why should I?” —  I bet his teammates do. And for one specific reason — Holmes ruined the Jets plans to have season captains. He ruined it for everyone else. I thought about this while reading about the latest antics of Holmes, who often makes you […]

Jason and Steve dish Ryan Tannehill draft drama, the Sanchez/Santonio love-fest, and Petrino-Gate. Broncos LB Von Miller stops by to talk Tannehill, Peyton, Tebow and house-hunting. Also shocking bounty talk with defensive tackle Marcus Stroud. Subscribe to the Cover Two podcast on iTunes here.

Could Peyton Manning and Reggie Wayne team up with another squad? It’s a definite possibility.

Jamaal Charles might find himself with some company in the Chiefs backfield, just one of several changes the team could be poised to make.

One year after he stood in the same room at the NFL Scouting Combine, declaring before a roomful of media that “this is the year we’re going to win the Super Bowl,” Jets coach Rex Ryan said it was a giant mistake.

Vincent Jackson might be running an out route away from San Diego, but it’s hard to envision him landing in a spot with a better quarterback than he has now.

We’re 10 days from the Super Bowl and here is your question of the day: What is the greatest catch in Super Bowl history?

With a new offensive coordinator in Atlanta, Michael Turner could begin to see fewer touches as Jacquizz Rodgers starts to become more integrated into the passing game.