In this year’s NFL draft, the Philadelphia Eagles took QB Kevin Kolb out of Houston in the second round.

The media has been all over this selection and what it means for McNabb. Is this even a story?

So what? They selected a QB. Since the most important position on the team is the QB position, shouldn’t teams work to get solid depth?

The Carolina Panthers and WR Steve Smith agreed on a three-year contract extension that will keep Smith in a Carolina uniform until the end of the 2012 season.

While official figures haven’t been released, I expect the numbers to be hefty. Smith was looking to be one of the highest paid wide receivers in the NFL.

Daunte Culpepper is under the impression that he’s “the” QB for the Miami Dolphins and that he’s an “elite” QB.

“I’m an elite quarterback when I’m healthy,” said Culpepper in a recent AP article.

Oh? When has Culpepper ever been an “elite” quarterback? Does this mean he’s never been healthy?

The Carolina Panthers have decided to part ways with wide-receiver Keyshawn Johnson.

This story is kind of sad. It was just the other day, during the NFL draft, when Johnson was beaming with pride, because the Panthers just selected Dwayne Jarrett from USC.

“This guy is much like me,” Johnson said.

Let me just go on record right now and say that the New England Patriots won’t win Super Bowl XLII. Five seconds after the trade for Randy Moss was announced, many NFL analysts crowned the Patriots as Super Bowl champs.

The line for the Patriots winning Super Bowl XLII was at 9-1 before the trade. Seconds after the trade the line dropped almost in half to 5-1.

Will Randy Moss make this much of an impact? Nope.