Here's the twist. A source stated that there are at least two teams ready to jump into the fray and the Manning camp has spoken to them.

To repeat: there may indeed be other teams who could sneak into the fray at the last minute and throw this entire process for a loop.

How much of this is Manning camp posturing is unclear. I also don't know which teams are circling but I do believe this to be true.

"8. Pittsburgh (12-5). The interview with Todd Haley for offensive coordinator was a courtesy interview. There's a sense Haley's too tough to get along with. That plus the fact that on his way out of Kansas City, he implied to the Kansas City Star that the team was bugging his phone. Leveling unfounded accusations against your employer (and if there is anything to them, then let's have the proof) to the media is not a very good way to get a job in a league where other teams think those who own and run the Chiefs are good men.

Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/writers/peter_king/02/06/superbowl46/index.html#ixzz1lca3sCzV"

Hate to say it, but I completely agree with this viewpoint.

Ouch for the raiders. This sounds very serious, probably will be without him for awhile.

So we know the lockout will stay in place at least until they rule on the appeal.

I donno why but I think this round is leaning towards the owners.

Not sure what this means...just found it and thought it was interesting.

Could this be why he was missing from practice? What time was practice?

Karma? Or were the Chiefs gunning for him?

To refresh memory, Mays sent Moeaki home with a concussion on a questionable hit, and also had that late bad one against Charles in their first meeting.