NFL.com's Pat Kirwan draws up his draft board for every team in the NFC North. See the needs for the Bears, Lions, Packers and Vikings and find out what players they should target.

NFL.com's Pat Kirwan draws up his draft board for every team in the AFC North. See the needs for the Ravens, Bengals, Browns and Steelers and find out who they should target.

Pinpointing which player the Lions will take with the No. 1 overall pick in the draft has been tough to tackle, but this sees a fresh face atop the mock draft, Eugene Monroe.

While Matthew Stafford did enough at his recent pro day to stay in the top spot of Steve Wyche's latest mock draft, there has been some movement elsewhere in the top 10.

As teams prepare for the upcoming draft, two situations keep surfacing, so the April selection process will be stressed by the number of teams looking to do the same thing.

Free agency has started with many players changing teams, a blockbuster trade and a few big-name terminations. Those moves can shed more light on the draft intentions of NFL teams.

There's still a number of serviceable and affordable players on the market, even after the spending frenzy of the opening weekend of free agency.

The veteran free-agency signing period begins on Feb. 27, and here's an in-depth look at each NFC team's potential key free agents and offseason course of action.

The Bears hope to run the ball better in 2008, but injuries on the offensive line could have an impact on the ground game.

A journeyman quarterback who has been with nine NFL teams in six years -- as well as a stint in NFL Europa -- could supplant a former No. 1 overall pick as J.T. O'Sullivan is the early leader in the 49ers' QB competition.

Fans love scoring, especially fantasy players. For the second week in a row, scoring was up over the corresponding week from last season.