Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is buying the world’s biggest HD TV.

Says Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo, “Honestly, I wouldn’t want to sign a $150 million deal just because we wouldn’t have the ability to bring in a bunch of players.”

Although he thinks he’s underpaid, Giants DE Osi Umenyiora says, “I will be in camp.  I’m not going to hold out.”

All of the Giants Super Bowl rings that were stolen were going to the team’s front office and support staff; all of the players already have their rings.

Eagles CBs Joselio Hanson and Nick Graham are getting reps with the first-team defense.

Eagles defensive coordinator Jim Johnson thinks LB Stewart Bradley is making good progress.

Redskins WR Santana Moss is battling the flu.

RIP, former Bills and Raiders coach John Rauch.

The contract the Dolphins gave top overall pick Jake Long could be in the neighborhood of what Bills LT Jason Peters wants.

In avoiding a question about the NBA officiating scandal, Kobe Bryant said, “We don’t think about it too much. I’m sorry to be Belichicky, but we don’t think about it too much, to be honest with you.”

Says Steelers WR Santonio Holmes of adding punt returning to his duties, “That’s something I want to do.  It’s not that I wouldn’t mind still doing it.  It’s something that I want to do.”

Jerome Bettis’ Grille 36, a restaurant owned by the former Steelers running back, has one of America’s 10 best restrooms.

Says Ravens OLB Dan Cody about getting into a fight with OT Oniel Cousins in practice, “He kind of fell on me.  I’ve been through too much the last three years to have somebody fall on me, but it’s just how it goes.  Tempers fly a little bit.”

Ravens TE Todd Heap describes retiring LT Jonathan Ogden as “the smartest guy I’ve ever been around.”

The Browns want their wide receivers to focus on the run after catch.

Gary Baxter is working at safety in the Browns’ practices.

Says Bengals CB Johnathan Joseph, “We’re getting better and better each day. We’re young guys and we’re holding ourselves accountable to work hard each day and push each other.”

Says Bears Hall of Famer Gale Sayers of Cedric Benson, “I don’t feel sorry for him.  He has a lot of money, which a lot of players today think is the only thing that counts. He thinks money can buy himself out of anything he gets into.”

The Bears got even thinner at running back when Adrian Peterson had an appendectomy.

Lions WR Calvin Johnson is an excellent bowler.

Packers TE Tory Humphrey is working his way back from a broken fibula suffered on the first day of training camp last year.

Vikings S Darren Sharper wants to play through 2011.

Texans OT Eric Winston took batting practice with the Astros and hit four home runs.

The Colts have released their training camp schedule.

The first games played at the Colts’ new stadium will feature high school teams.

Says Panthers FB Brad Hoover of his rookie season,“That first year, I thought I was getting cut every week.”

Panthers RB Nick Goings isn’t worried about the concussions that ended his 2007 season.

Says the agent for DE Will Smith of his new contract, “The Saints really stepped up.  They continue to sign their core players as they demonstrate a strong commitment to winning.”

Reflecting on his season in San Francisco, Broncos WR Darrell Jackson says, “It’s not good to play football when you’re miserable.“

Broncos CB Dre’ Bly says his hamstring isn’t 100 percent, but is feeling better.

Says Buccaneers QB Brian Griese of his time in Chicago, “It wasn’t necessarily a system that fit my strengths and what I do well.  It’s probably best that we parted ways.”

Says Chiefs DT Glenn Dorsey of NFL practices, “Everything is so quick-paced, quick-paced, quick-paced.  You’re breathing; you’ve got to rush the passer.  It really tests your endurance and how strong you are.”

Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt told his players they’d better be ready for the first conditioning test of training camp.

Seahawks QB Matt Hasselbeck likes his new quarterbacks coach.

Seahawks DE Patrick Kerney cried at the end of Marley and Me.