Get a jump on the day's football talk with "NFL AM" at 6 a.m. ET on NFL Network. Today, Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Brandon Flowers, Indianapolis Colts cheerleader Stefanie B. on the group's calendar release party, plus legal analyst Eboni K. Williams and the Boston Globe's Wesley Lowery discusses Tuesday's bombshell document release in the Aaron Hernandez murder case.
Here's what else is on tap for Wednesday:
» Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant joins "NFL Total Access" at 7 p.m. ET. Plus all Wednesday's news from around the NFL.
» Matthew Stafford, Tony Romo, Matt Ryan -- all have signed or are expected to sign lucrative long-term deals this offseason. Our experts wonder which one is most indispensable to his team in the latest Instant Debate.
» NFL Evolution reports that the NFL-backed Youth Sports Concussions Act is gaining support in the U.S. Senate.
» NFL.com's series on each NFL franchise's most underrated and overrated players of all time continues with the Seattle Seahawks and the Oakland Raiders.
» Elliot Harrison ruminates on Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo's true value.
Brandt: Six now-or-never teams
In the NFL, a window of opportunity can shut in the blink of an eye. Gil Brandt says six contenders are on borrowed time. **More ...**
» NFL Network and NFL.com's Around The Leaguecontinue their "32 in 32" series, breaking down the biggest subplots of every NFL team as the 2013 season approaches. Up today: The Minnesota Vikings.
» Dave and Adam kibitz with Minnesota Vikings defensive end Jared Allen about his worthy charity, and which NFL mascots he could defeat in a fight. The fellas also welcome former Viking/current Oakland Raiders punter Chris Kluwe into Studio 66 to talk about his new book, "Beautifully Unique Sparkleponies," on an all-new "Dave Dameshek Football Program".
» Around The League continues its series profiling the top 40 NFL figures we see Making a Leap in 2013.
» Happy birthday to Carolina Panthers defensive end Charles Johnson, who turns 27 on Wednesday, and to Cleveland Browns running back Trent Richardson, who turns 22.
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