Seems like every year another team is converting to a 3-4 defense. The only way it'll work is if the previous 4-3 ends can turn into 3-4 outside linebackers, or if the right type of players are acquired.

While June might not be quite as busy as some other months on the NFL calendar, there are still several important situations fans need to keep an eye on -- including the future of Oshiomogho Atogwe.

When reviewing the 2010 NFL Draft, it becomes clear the teams that waited for their targeted players in the draft were rewarded, while other teams were not as patient in their method and paid the price.

Draft week is upon us, and here is a final attempt at seeing how things may play out in the first round now that teams have set their draft boards after exhaustive film study and countless debates.

It happens every year. Players projected to be top-10 picks slip considerably down in Round 1 or later. Players not expected to be first-round picks slide in. This mock draft attempts to capture that spirit.

Teams are busy preparing for any moves between now and draft day that will affect their plans. The Brandon Marshall trade will have a ripple effect on several teams in the first round.

Where Oklahoma State WR Dez Bryant ends up has varied from one mock draft to the next. Here, Bucky Brooks makes the case for Bryant to be picked by a team that has experience with a controversial receiver.

With proven runners such as Thomas Jones and LaDainian Tomlinson still available, running back remains among the strongest positions in free agency.

Teams looking to fill a need in free agency may not go after the big names on the market. With that in mind, here's a breakdown of the best available players at each position.

While free agency will take on a different look this offseason, there is still talent to be had on the open market. Here's a look at the best players expected to be available.

Does your favorite team need help? Are you hoping that free agency will be the key this coming offseason? The lack of stars at the money positions could leave you feeling empty.

The Bears and Steelers meet in a crucial game for both teams as each will play without a major part of its defense. Also, the clock is ticking on Terrell Owens' first blowup with the Bills.

NFL.com's Pat Kirwan draws up his draft board for every team in the NFC West. See the needs for the Cardinals, 49ers, Seahawks and Rams and find out what players they should target.

An underappreciated aspect of Super Bowl XLIII will be how the Steelers' offense handles the Cardinals' defense, which features a number of real jokers -- versatile players who can blitz and cover.

Rotowire.com's Danny Goldin unearths some golden IDP nuggets, such as Bills LB Paul Posluszny, that you need to have on your fantasy football team this season.

The Cardinals have finished over .500 just once in 20 years since moving from St. Louis to the desert. There has been a feeling in recent years, however, that the team is close to making a breakthrough, and maybe this will be the year.

Matt Leinart has been given every opportunity in training camp to be the Cardinals' QB this year, and it looks like he took full advantage of the situation.