One had to feel for Ray Lewis on Tuesday. This is supposed to be the big guy’s Final Ride, and yet the Super Bowl’s biggest non-game day event turned into a double whammy for him.
Sapp shocked — shocked! — when murder case comes up

On the season’s final podcast, the guys discuss the state of the running back position for 2013 and Matching Mike takes center stage as the guys try to help you make some of the toughest fantasy decisions going into 2013.
NFL Fantasy Live podcast (1/29/13)

In today’s Three and Out: Moving day could be coming soon for Reggie Bush and Greg Jennings; and are the Jets considering Jamarcus Russell?
NFL fantasy football: Reggie Bush unlikely to return to Dolphins

It wouldn’t be a Super Bowl media day without at least one player saying something to work up the assembled media. The big, eyebrow-lifting comment from the early hours of Super Bowl XLVII Media Day came from San Francisco 49ers veteran wide receiver Randy Moss, who said he considers himself to be the greatest wide receiver of all-time. Most NFL fans probably wouldn’t even consider him the best wide receiver in 49ers’ history, but at least Moss explains his reasoning. If he truly believes that, Sunday’s game against the Baltimore Ravens would provide him the perfect opportunity to show off the skills that have made him the greatest. Filed under: Super Bowl
Randy Moss says he’s greatest wide receiver of all-time

Barack Obama isn’t the only U.S. president to demonstrate an avid interest in football. Richard Nixon was probably the biggest football fan to serve as chief executive.
Nixon couldn’t resist temptation to be Play Caller in Chief

Who are the elite quarterbacks in the NFL? These statistical breakdowns might help determine a definitive answer.
Elite Quarterbacks in the NFL

San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick certainly seems to be cut from the same cloth as his coach, Jim Harbaugh. Both men are passionate about football, vocal leaders and both have a keen sense of humor. After Harbaugh joked about having running skills similar to Kaepernick, the young QB took to the podium to answer questions about a throwing competition he had back in college during a visit with coach Harbaugh. Kaepernick shed some light on the throwing exhibition, noting that the duo of quarterbacks engaged in throws at the goal posts and determining who had the better spiral. When it got down to finding out who emerged victorious, Kaepernick didn’t hold back. “I let him with the first one, […]
Colin Kaepernick: I let Jim Harbaugh win first leg of throwing contest

In today’s Three and Out: the Bills will keep rotating RBs; the Bears want a new deep-threat WR and the Jets want additional help at QB.
NFL fantasy: C.J. Spiller, Fred Jackson to run ‘a multiple set’

The younger Harbaugh brother coaching in Super Bowl XLVII took some time to chat with reporters after the San Francisco 49ers arrived in New Orleans Sunday evening. NFL.com’s Stacey Dales asked Jim — himself a quarterback in the NFL for 14 years — if he saw any personal qualities reflected in his young starting QB Colin Kaepernick. Harbaugh’s displays of passion during games don’t go unmentioned, but his humor was on display as well in this response: “When Colin’s running … the stride that he has,  the gracefulness with his stride, the ground that he covers, how fast and quick he is —  reminds me of myself. And then I wake up,” Harbaugh said. Filed under: Super Bowl
Jim Harbaugh runs like Colin Kaepernick — in his dreams