In the latest installment of our NFL podcast, Andrew and Aaron take a look at the NFC & AFC West, touch on the latest lockout news, as well as examine some overrated quarterbacks.

In the opinion of second-year tight end Andrew Quarless, the Rookie Symposium isn't what it's cracked up to be.

Cornerback Pat Lee saved arguably the best performance of his professional career for the Super Bowl, and he looks to build off that performance going forward.

See behind-the-scenes footage of the making of the Super Bowl XLV ring, the ones presented to members of the organization last evening in a ceremony at the Lambeau Field Atrium.

The league and its former players union met again today with signs that the ongoing talks could be close to yielding a deal between the two sides.

Andrew Garda takes a look behind the scenes at an aspect of the CBA battle we're not talking about: Big Market Owners vs Small Market Owners. (part 1)

The Saints have been far-and-away the most active team when it comes to player-led workouts. The Packers have been just the opposite. Will it show on September 8th?

Aaron & Andrew talk about glimmers of hope in the ongoing NFL labor dispute, how lawyers love to suck that hope out of us and take a look at the situation in the NFC West as well as the possibility of the return of the NFL to Los Angeles.

The Packers already have around $126 million in cash committed to 2011, and that doesn't count any rookies or free agents they will sign, including their own.

"We did not win the NFC North. I think that’s eating at a lot of guys right now," said fullback John Kuhn.

After weeks of inactivity, there was a flurry of movement on the NFL labor front late Monday afternoon and evening.

Nick Collins saying he doesn't get respect is asinine. According to evidence from at least one observer, he may be overrated.

At the NFL Combine Cobb told Cheesehead TV: "Anywhere I can get on the field and help the team out is where I want to play."

New Packers first-round draft choice Derek Sherrod says he thinks left tackle will be the best spot for him in the NFL.