CB Ty Law won’t be returning to the Chiefs.

QB Trent Dilfer might be going to work in television.

For Bengals president Mike Brown and Bills owner Ralph Wilson, this year’s league meetings could be called the “I Told You So” tour.

Steelers coach Mike Tomlin says that his team will be competitive in 2008.  (As if he or any other NFL coach would ever say, “Man, we’re really gonna suck this year.”)

Steelers S Anthony Smith might get additional chances to make more reckless guarantees.

Giants DE Osi Umenyiora won’t be present for the initial round of offseason workouts, but not because he wants a new contract (even though he wants a new contract).

The Lions won’t be re-signing WR Troy Walters.

The Vikings still want QB Sage Rosenfels.

Chiefs offensive coordinator Chan Gailey might want to think twice before commenting on college players who still have eligibility remaining; league rules prohibit that kind of stuff.

Former NFL and current AFL lineman Kenyatta “Hot Water Burn Baby” Jones, who knows a thing or two about being in trouble with the law, has been arrested. 

USC coach Pete Carroll doesn’t want agents or runners hanging around practice.

The Cowboys and the Broncos are expected to practice together for a couple of days during training camp.