Tight end is the biggest question mark for the Bills; Robert Royal is at the top of the chart, but the job is wide open.

The Jets starting quarterback will be “who we think is going to be able to lead the team and do the best job,” says coach Eric Mangini.  (Um . . . Brett Favre?)

At the team’s other positions, will all that money they spent make any difference?

Camp Harbaugh would be be better described as “Camp Hardball.”

Here’s a good look at the Ravens as they prepare to head to camp.

Browns tight end Kellen Winslow wishes the real games started right now.

We suppose it’s fitting that the primary owners of the team originally purchased with horse-track winnings are saddle-deep in gambling.

The Texans want to make the playoffs for the first time in franchise history.  (That’s a much more admirable goal than, say, not making the playoffs.)

Colts WR Reggie Wayne wouldn’t talk about Peyton Manning or Marvin Harrison at a celebrity basketball game for charity.

Broncos S John Lynch has to compete for a starting job this year.

Big Sexy recognizes that the Chiefs won’t be very good this year.

Here’s a Q&A with Chargers coach Norv Turner.

It’s Super Bowl or bust for the Cowboys.

Despite winning the Super Bowl, the Giants have a chip on their shoulders.

FOX’s Michael Strahan calls Giants TE Jeremy Shockey “a great teammate,” and says that LB Mathias Kiwanuka is better suited for defensive end.

At the very end of the interview with the New York Post, Strahan seems to say he’d return for a salary of $8 million.

Here’s a look at the Eagles’ position battles.

On the Bears’ offense, pretty much every job is up for grabs.

Write it down — The Vikings will sorely miss Matt Birk when he’s gone.

The absence of a statement from the Bucs that they don’t want Brett Favre should be unsettling to Jeff Garcia.

Here are ten questions about the Cardinals.

The Seahawks prepare for the Big Show’s final training camp.