Browns QB Brady Quinn was fined $10,000 for diving at the knees of Ravens LB Terrell Suggs and injuring him during Monday’s night’s 16-0 loss to Baltimore, a league source confirmed.

“The Dr. Oz Show,” the all-new daily syndicated show hosted by cardiac surgeon and health expert Dr. Mehmet Oz, is joining forces with the National Football League as 20 moms of NFL players face off to get fit in “Dr. Oz’s Ultimate Health Challenge.”

Chargers RB LaDainian Tomlinson has been ruled out of the Week 2 matchup with the Ravens. Tomlinson suffered a sprained right ankle against the Raiders on Monday night, and it has kept him out of practice all week.

Neither defensive star is on the cusp of a new deal, but contract talks are ongoing.

We’re all excited for the games to finally begin. Plenty of reasons to keep an eye on each offering.

Some lesser-known young players will be sought after as teams face the reality of having to make some tough cuts next month.

Not good news out of Baltimore camp, where veteran WR Derrick Mason left practice with a finger injury on Tuesday.

The Denver Broncos were without WR Brandon Marshall and several other key veterans during a morning practice session on Monday, while Terrell Suggs, Jon Beason and others also missed training camp practices around the league.

A few thoughts and observations from Baltimore’s training camp.

Pro Bowl linebacker Terrell Suggs is sitting out the Baltimore Ravens’ morning practice after “tweaking” his ankle in Sunday’s practice, according to a team source.

Brett Favre told The Associated Press on Wednesday that he’s eyeing July 30 as a deadline to tell the Vikings whether or not he’ll play for them this coming season.

There is very little chance that the Panthers and DE Julius Peppers will beat today’s 4 p.m. deadline for franchise-tagged players to sign long-term contracts, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.

As Terrell Suggs and the Ravens try to agree a long-term contract before Wednesday’s NFL deadline, the Pro Bowl linebacker remains optimistic.

A quick tease at some of the topics we’ll be touching on.

The bar has been set with the recent success of the Cowboys, Patriots, Ravens, Chargers and Steelers’ 3-4 defenses, and now it has become vogue to run the scheme. As many as 15 teams are either making the switch or infusing elements of the 3-4 defense, but can they be successful? Here are five key ingredients that will make or break the transition.