The Cowboys have moved LB Bobby Carpenter all over the place to try to get some production out of him.

The Dolphins are already negotiating contracts with their late-round picks.

A new Pro Football Hall of Fame eligibility rule could affect when and whether Bill Parcells gets inducted.

Bears G.M. Jerry Angelo’s supportive comments toward Cedric Benson remind at least one observer of the time Angelo said, “We believe in Tank Johnson, bottom line.”

After most Lions fans renewed their season tickets, Chief Operating Officer Tom Lewand said, “The loyalty that our fans have shown is nothing short of phenomenal.”

Police say no foul play was involved in the death of former Panthers C Curtis Whitley.

Brett Favre and Bart Starr will be presenters at the Packers Hall of Fame induction banquet.

The Bengals are happy to have RBs Rudi Johnson and Chris Perry on the field at the same time.

The Vikings are negotiating to buy property in the area that would surround their proposed new stadium.

Browns coach Romeo Crennel says he has big plans for LB Willie McGinest this season.

The Falcons are ready to go into the season with the defensive tackles they have.

Falcons owner Arthur Blank is described as “obsessed” with the team’s public image, which has taken hits related to Michael Vick, Michael Boley and other incidents.

Count Steelers owner Dan Rooney and coach Mike Tomlin among those who think Spygate is over.

Some Steelers fans are already thinking about the 2009 free agent class.

The Saints have big questions about who will play running back for them in 2008.

Said Jaguars coach Jack Del Rio of a voluntary activity that 58 of 84 players participated in, “The energy was outstanding. It’s what we’re going to need.”

Said Jaguars DE Brian Smith of knowing the team is waiting for him to get healthy, “I feel like the weight of the world is on my shoulders.”

The Rams will have training camp at Concordia University in Mequon, Wisconsin.

Said Titans offensive coordinator Mike Heimerdinger of addressing his new players, “I told the guys from the beginning:  I don’t care what you’ve done in the past.  If you make plays then you have a chance to be on board.”

In addition to his job as an ESPN commentator, former Bronco Mark Schlereth sells a product called “Stinkin” Good Green Chili.”

Said Seahawks LB Lofa Tatupu of his DUI arrest, “This will never happen again, and I hope through hard work on and off the field to begin earning your respect and trust again.”