As Mark Madden points out, when it comes to off-field misconduct, the Steelers aren’t really all that different than the Bengals.

It’s always kind of suspicion whenever a police spokesman doesn’t know what made cops suspicious about a guy who was pulled over on suspicion of DUI.

Though the Colts aren’t doing much in free agency, they don’t need to; 20 of 22 starters will be back.

Chargers TE Antonio Gates could be in danger of suffering the dreaded coup d’etoe.

WR D.J. Hackett could be picking a team soon.

Packers LB Tracy White supposedly rejected more money from the Steelers to stay in Green Bay.

ESPN’s Sal Paolantonio defends his criticism of He Who Shall Not Be Criticized.

Dan Klecko, a career defensive lineman in the NFL, will try to stick as a fullback with the Eagles.

Attending QB Matt Ryan’s Tuesday Pro Day workout will be 25 of 32 teams. 

Fins DE Jason Taylor launches his new career on Monday night.   

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers is getting started now on his training for the next sub-freezing playoff game at Lambeau Field.

An American who has lived in Beijing for ten years thinks that the NFL will never make it in China:   “Chinese people are short and skinny.  They don’t have that [NFL] attitude.” 

Michigan RB Mike Hart followed a disappointing 40-yard dash at the Combine by choosing not to run at his Pro Day.  (Hey, Mike.  The sixth round just called; it’s running out of shrimp.)

The Bronco were the only team that didn’t attend the Michigan Pro Day.  (Maybe Coach Kevlar is miffed that he didn’t get the job there.)

Asked recently who’d portray him in a movie, Delaware QB Joe Flacco said, “Who cares? The important part is who plays my love interest.”  (Um . . . Jake Gyllenhaal?)

Titans RB Lendale White’s legal troubles occurred near a club throwing a party in his honor.

The Bucs have offered a contract to C Jeremy Newberry.