The jam-packed dropback: July 1, 2008

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Programming note: After Andy Barch's Friday morning blog, we'll be off the holiday weekend, and I'll be hoping my dog doesn't have a heart attack from fireworks.

In the meantime, we'll have blogs through the rest of the week, but we won't have another show until Monday morning.

Lastly: Nick Seuberling and his wife pump-faked us. Nick was at the hospital Sunday night, but Sara was in false labor. So he'll be out of the blog rotation for a little while, but back in the saddle when everything gets settled with his new baby boy and girl.

Now, onto the links!

 

THE PROS
ESPN.com's Gene Wojciechowski takes commish Roger Goodell to task for remarks critical of rookie salaries, and makes some good points in doing it.

Are the Cowboys a nightmare for the NFL?

There are questions behind center all over the league. ... Speaking of quarterbacks: If Brady Quinn improves, won't Derek Anderson improve, also? If he wants to keep his job, yes.

Interesting: Al Davis may be seeking help in running the Raiders.

Some coaches perceived to be on the hot seat, simply, are safe.

News and notes: Many are watching former Lions running back Kevin Jones. ... Things keep getting worse for Denver's Brandon Marshall.

Do teams benefit from bringing their former players back in the fold?

Exploring the art of game management.

Ty Law is still exploring his options, but he'll need to be cheaper for Cleveland to sign him.

Like I did, readers of SI.com's Paul Zimmerman disagree with his choice of the Vikings as an NFC contender.

Yao Ming, a kick blocker?

I missed this Wes Welker-Asante Samuel dustup.

 

COLLEGES
Uga VI
has died.

Whoa: Kentucky coach Rich Brooks' boat capsizes.

If the new Pac-10 commissioner wants to expand, what are some options?

Mid-American Conference preview? Sure! Ball State and quaretrback Nate Davis are primed for a title.

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