Admit it, you’re one of the thousands of NFL fans suffering from draft withdrawal. We understand. And we agree with you that it is never too early to talk about next year’s draft.

After losing in Super Bowl XLV to Cheesehead Nation, Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Hines Ward is turning to cheese to aid in his quest for a title on “Dancing With the Stars.”

The Super Bowl has created many one-hit wonders during the years, but was any bigger than Brett Keisel‘s beard? Not that it matters, the beard is going away.

CB Charles Woodson, FB John Kuhn, RB Ryan Grant and president/CEO Mark Murphy took in some team history on Broadway last night when they attended “Lombardi” based on Pulitzer Prize winning author David Maraniss’ biography on the original Super Bowl winning Packers coach.

Hey NFL fan! It’s Ralph Lanier Jr., your NFL Director of Fandemonium here to tell you all about my phenomenal experiences at the 2011 Pro Bowl and also Super Bowl XLV. It’s been a busy and exciting couple of weeks and sadly, these are my final two entries.

After a ride down Main Street USA with Mickey yesterday, Aaron Rodgers flew to NYC for a little sit down with Dave on the “Late Show with David Letterman.”

Can the Packers repeat? It’s a natural conversation to have, especially given the makeup of these Packers. And the team seems very confident they have the nucleus to be back.

For the superstitious among you, the believers in omens and curses, here’s a little back story on why Aaron Rodgers didn’t get fitted for a Super Bowl XLV ring like the rest of his teammates.

It certainly wasn’t the type of Super Bowl performance that Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger had in mind.

Even though Charles Woodson wouldn’t be able to play during the second half of the Super Bowl due to a broken collarbone, the emotional leader of the Packers reflected on the moment and his first Super Bowl in 13 NFL seasons.

The Packers came into the Super Bowl, heck into the playoffs, with 15 players on injured reserve. They leave Cowboys Stadiums as World Champions. And they leave with 44 players under 30. The Packers could very well be on the verge of a dynasty.

Green Bay’s win in Super Bowl XLV is a tribute to the competitive balance in the NFL. The Packers can thank NFC North-rival Detroit for beating Tampa Bay. Had Detroit not beaten the Buccaneers in Week 16, the Packers wouldn’t have made the playoffs to begin with, let alone won the title. That’s how close things are in this league.

The Packers have a slant package which is really been their bread and butter. But the receivers reactions has been terrible, with at least five drops. Either the passes have been too hard, or the receivers aren’t seeing the ball, but the slant game has been non-existent.

It looks like the Packers will be without one of their biggest weapons for the time being, as Donald Driver has left the sideline for X-rays on his injured ankle.

Several first-quarter injuries for the Steelers could play a role in the outcome of Super Bowl XLV.