In their search for a veteran backup, the New York Jets will work out quarterbacks Wednesday, a league soure said, including Mark Brunell.

The New York Jets contacted the agent for free-agent quarterback JaMarcus Russell, a team source confirmed Wednesday, but the chance of anything materializing was categorized as "10 percent or less."

Whether you land a superstar like Drew Brees or take a chance on a potential sleeper candidate like Joe Flacco, the quarterback position will have great importance in your quest for a fantasy championship.

Quarterback is the most important position on the football field, but making sure you have the position properly supplied heading into the season is a challenge for most teams.

The real drama behind the draft likely will begin after the Lions make the first selection. A handful of teams are in position to move up or down and will dictate how the first round unfolds.

With Brett Favre calling it quits, the Jets need a starting QB. So, will they stay inside and promote one of their three youngsters? Or will they chase one of six free agents with experience? It might be both.

Something rare has occurred: A Pro Bowl quarterback is suddenly on the trading block. Now, the obvious question arises: What teams might be interested in acquiring Jay Cutler from the Broncos?

Overshadowed by the drama in Denver and whether Matthew Stafford or Mark Sanchez could be the first QB drafted is that nearly a third of the NFL's teams have unsettled situations at the position.

With Brett Favre out of the picture, the Jets are trying to find someone to lead the offense. Despite a lack of experience at the position on the roster, new coach Rex Ryan likes his options.

Terrell Owens' signing in Buffalo highlights how teams in the AFC East, typically the NFL's most buttoned-up division, continue to push the envelope during the early stages of this offseason.