With Seattle announcing that the rookie will get a chance to compete, it's clear that Carroll is still searching for the right guy.
In a declaration provided to the NFL through the player's association, former Saint Hargrove says he was told to deny the existence of a bounty program.
While it's easy to speculate, we have no idea exactly what led to the Seau tragedy.
Commissioner Roger Goodell hoped for a quick end to the controversy, but he's not likely to get it.
Both teams quickly addressed their front 7's after failing to consistently slow down foes last year.
Miami took a much-needed gamble on QB Ryan Tannehill while the Steelers finally made protecting Ben Roethlisberger a priority.
Washington took its QB of the future, but then used another selection on a second passer.
Indy is in a rebuilding phase, but its focus was on offense which should keep its rookie franchise QB happy
Holmgren's commitment was questioned even by Browns' staffers, then he traded up for Richardson and nabbed Weeden.
GM Jeff Ireland is under immense pressure to land a passer within the first three rounds.
More high school passers are developing into big-time prospects and NFL QBs partly because of 7-on-7 football.
Jenkins has made steps to better himself, but believes an area of scrutiny is overblown.
Last year's new CBA helped lessen a burden franchises faced when they considered moving up.
Even if Doug Martin joins Richardson, taking a first-round back has become a rare occurrence.
Growing tension between the two groups' leaders has apparently resulted in a legal jab.
