Now take a look at what happened to Petyon Manning.  When we look closer at the play of Manning we'll see again that it's not all about the quarterback, it's about the team.

It was a controlled and disciplined offensive game plan by the New Orleans Saints, as they took the short throws and stayed away from going deep against the Colts.

ESPN's Adam Schefter just reported that there are multiple teams around the NFL who are interested in their three quarterbacks.

Right now, Taylor Mays seems to be the guy for which everyone in Philly is clamoring. Everyone wants that "Dawkins clone" and is completely forgetting that free safety is about third on the list of problem areas for the Eagles' defense.

Here we go again with Bernard Hopkins trying to get some attention for himself and his upcoming fight against Roy Jones Jr..

Now everybody is going to act like only the quarterbacks played in the game last night.  They'll bury Peyton Manning and exalt Drew Brees and the next coming we know that's not all of the truth.

Tracy Porter says film study was the key to his preperation and the reason he was ready to make the play that won the Saints the Super Bowl.

A female friend of Warren Sapp came to his defense and says he's innocent of the domestic violence charges which were filed against his yesterday.

The NFL Hall of Fame committee just announced this year's inductees and it was a big list.  Of course Jerry Rice and Emmitt Smith were sure bets, but there were more.  Rickey Jackson, Russ Grimm, John Randle, Floyd Little and Dick LeBeau.

The NFL has so far refused to show the NFL Players Association their books to prove that some of the teams are losing money.