Raiders coach Lane Kiffin described his relationship with owner Al Davis as “very unique.”

Here’s a great take on the whole hair hoo-ha.

What Cards QB Matt Leinart does in his spare time is no one else’s business (unless he continues to suck).

Meanwhile, coach Ken Whisenhunt is disappointed in the images of Leinart that are making the rounds on the Internet. 

With the hair proposal “tabled” (i.e., politely scuttled), Chiefs coach Herm Edwards is blaming it on the sponsors (which is a great way to suck up to the sponsors).

In posing some very tough but appropriate questions to Falcons owner Arthur Blank, the interviewer from the AJC either had a set of brass ones, or was drunk off his/her ass.

Among other things, Falcons owner Arthur Blank acknowledges that he has a new prison pen pal.

The Giants’ Super Bowl ring is very large.

The little brother of Steelers OL Chris Kemoeatu and Panthers defensive lineman Maake Kemoeatu will be playing for the Mountaineers.

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats had to resort to a cheap April Fool’s Day gag in order to get some attention.  (We hate when people do that.)

The Cowboys preseason games will be announced soon.

The Village Voice doesn’t like Leatherheads.  (Maybe they were expecting it to be an S&M flick.)

The Packers voted against the radio in the defensive helmet rule, even though they were one of the teams victimized by the videotaping of defensive coaching signals.

So did the Bucs.

Is it tampering for a team’s official web site to muse about acquiring players under contract with other teams?

The Packers’ mandatory minicamp will be held from June 17-19.

Sam Farmer of the Los Angeles Times says that the chances of Los Angeles getting an NFL team are “growing slimmer by the day.”

The Fins aren’t committed to the 3-4 defense.

Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti opens up about the thought process that resulted in the termination of coach Brian Billick.

Pacman is making it rain . . . Ramen noodles.

Michael Silver of Yahoo! Sports looks at whether the NFL is doing enough to promote Jason Taylor’s dancing thing.