The post-draft days of the NFL often give you the same feeling of eating too much at Thanksgiving dinner. But even though you are full, there is still some room for pie, right? So here are some of the top stories P.D. (that’s post draft).

Bears QB Jay Cutler and Mike Martz are off to a great start in Chicago, as the new offensive coordinator offers heavy praise for his strong-armed signal caller.

While the addition of Jason Taylor might not go over too well with some Jets fans, Pro Bowl CB Darrelle Revis is accepting of the move.

The suspension of Ben Roethlisberger has major fantasy implications for next season, one of which involves Rashard Mendenhall.

Add Solomon Wilcots to the chorus of opinions on Ben Roethlisberger. The former defensive back, who spent one season with the Steelers in 1992, sat down with Fran Charles on Monday’s “NFL Total Access” and offered his take on how the league should handle the situation and what Pittsburgh should do on draft day in response.

I love the Eagles acquisition of Ernie Sims. They have been seeking an upgrade to anchor the linebacker position for them, and Sims makes a lot of sense.

The consensus around NFL Network and NFL.com is the Broncos, in a difficult situation, got good value in return in trading Brandon Marshall.

The Jets have made all of the headlines in the league during April. But Patriots NT Vince Wilfork says that the game is played between the white lines.

Much like his image off the field, the fantasy appeal of Ben Roethlisberger is falling fast.

Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum offered some insight into the team’s willingness to make moves during the offseason.

Now that Santonio Holmes has been jettisoned, how does Sunday’s trade impact the Steelers’ draft plans?

It’s fair to say Santonio Holmes has a lot of questions to answer. The former Super Bowl MVP has been traded and then suspended by the NFL in the last 24 hours, and continues to face questions about his character following his involvement in another off-field incident.

On a conference call with reporters Monday, Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum said the Jets know the risks involved in acquiring WR Santonio Holmes, given his numerous off-field transgressions.

The latest out of Pittsburgh is that the Steelers were ready to release Holmes had they not been able to trade him, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

Jets QB Mark Sanchez has a cameo and gets a new receiver. Not too bad for a guy who has not been able to run yet.