Miami Dolphins

There are no more original Houston Texans.

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The Minnesota Vikings have traded veteran quarterback Sage Rosenfels and running back Darius Reynaud to the New York Giants for a fifth-round draft pick in 2011 and a conditional draft pick in 2012, NFL.com reports. Rosenfels will back up Eli Manning with the Giants. New York needed a No. 2 after losing Jim Sorgi to a season-ending shoulder injury. Reynaud was the Vikings' primary punt returner. Rosenfels has made 12 career starts with the Miami Dolphins and Houston Texans, but he did not get into any games for the Vikings last season.

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IRVING, Texas - Patrick Crayton wanted out the minute the Dallas Cowboys drafted Dez Bryant. He finally got his wish Friday, and it might've been worth the wait.

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NFL coaches consistently spout the party line that every game is dangerous, no opponent is a pushover, on any given Sunday, etc. Well, these days it's hard to deny there are chunks of teams' 16-game schedule that simply are hellacious. Some clubs face big obstacles from the start of this season.

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The draft board below will be updated until the start of the regular season. Quarterbacks Rk.

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Super Bowl winners and losers experience embarrassing moments in the big game. The difference between making a mistake in a regular season game and the Super Bowl is when you do it in the regular season the whole world is not watching. Sometimes these skilled and highly trained athletes can be the victims of the worst mistakes or make the most horrendous decisions anyone has ever seen. When it happens in the Super Bowl, it winds up on a top five list for posterity's sake.

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Greatness for NFL quarterbacks is measured in many ways. One of the ways that quarterbacks are measured is by how many Super Bowls they have won, or even lost. But there is a class of quarterbacks that can be called great that never even got the chance to show off their talents in the Super Bowl. These are the five best quarterbacks to play in the NFL that never played in a Super Bowl. 5) Randall Cunningham Randall Cunningham played for various teams including his best years as a Philadelphia Eagle, he played in pro bowls and he played in playoff games.

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Owner Steve Ross is talking Super Bowl. Coach Tony Sparano is talking Super Bowl.

So, naturally, Dolphins players are talking about a date in Dallas early next February, too.

So what if this proud franchise hasn't stepped on the sport's ultimate stage in a quarter century (and counting)? So what if the Dolphins are coming off a 7-9 disappointment and are widely considered a wildcard choice at best in the rugged AFC East?

The offseason acquisitions of star wide receiver Brandon Marshall and playmaking inside linebacker Karlos Dansby have the Dolphins confident they can not only get back to the playoffs after a disappointing sophomore campaign under the Bill Parcells-led regime, but actually do some damage once they get in.

For an organization that hasn't won a...

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A capsule look at reasons for concern among teams in the AFC East: Buffalo Bills 1. Left tackle. The Bills might not be good enough at the position. LT Demetrius Bell struggled mightily last season and has gotten limited preseason reps coming off knee surgery, so stamina might be an issue. RT Cornell Green has not looked good in pass protection. The Bills must limit long-yardage situations because shaky pass protection could endanger QB Trent Edwards.

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First, no Ben Roethlisberger. Now, maybe no Byron Leftwich for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Dennis Dixon, you're up next. Leftwich, expected to be the fill-in starter for the suspended Roethlisberger at quarterback for the Steelers, sprained his left knee in the second quarter as Pittsburgh (3-1) beat the starter-less Carolina Panthers 19-3 in the preseason finale Thursday night.

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