Experts expect the new Cowboys stadium to rake in $15 million to $18 million annually for naming rights.

The Packers don’t want an uncapped year.

New Green Bay president Mark Murphy realizes that he’s got a few players who might have a vested interest in the possible hair rule.

The team that loves quarterbacks is (what else?) helping kids learn to play quarterback.

Ravens LT Jonathan Ogden won’t participate in the team’s first minicamp of the offseason.

The Bucs are opposed to the rule that wouldn’t guarantee division winners a home playoff game.

The Browns have visited with Auburn DE Quentin Groves, and plan to visit with Tennessee LB Jerod Mayo.

Here’s a guy who played for Rich Rodriguez in Morgantown but who won’t act like Chris Henry or Pacman Jones at the next level.

The Vikings’ offseason workouts include an exercise known as the “Wood Sled Pushes.”  (Bryant McKinnie prefers the version of the drill that concludes by hitting a teammate over the head with a pole.)

The Cowboys in-house propaganda machine official web site is making the case for acquiring Pacman Jones.

CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie has only one kidney (but he has three testicles, so it all kind of averages out).

The Catholic Church and John Madden have something in common.

The Bears might be taking a chance on another Texas running back.

Our colleague Clifton Brown of SportingNews.com explains why taking a quarterback high in the draft isn’t always a good idea.