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John Clayton goes deep on the Bengal tight end sets, Panther plans for running backs, Andrew Luck's three-step drop and just plain bad luck for the Seahawks' defensive schemes.

If the season started tomorrow the Cincinnati Bearcats would continue to fly under the radar despite claiming a share of the conference title in 4 of the last 5 seasons.

Cary Chow and the college football bloggers look ahead and ask the question what would happen if the season started tomorrow.

Brandon Phillips hit a tiebreaking double in the ninth inning as the Reds beat the Mets 7-4 to complete a three-game sweep.

Matthew Berry joins Prim Siripipat to talk pitchers on the waiver wire and top Orioles prospect Kevin Gausman.

Eric Karabell and David Schoenfield break down the top hitting duos in baseball.

Elite tight ends like Jimmy Graham were the rage in 2012 fantasy drafts, but does that hold true in 2013? ESPN fantasy analysts discuss tiers and sleepers in the tight end position for 2013.

ESPN's Cary Chow and Eric Karabell discuss if you should buy or sell on players such as Jurickson Profar, and Oswaldo Arcia.

Craig Haubert compares ESPN 150 recruits Lorenzo Carter, Myles Garrett and Lorenzo Featherston to defensive ends in college football and the NFL.

AFC North blogger Jamison Hensley thinks the Bengals were wise to invest in tight end Tyler Eifert

Linebacker James Harrison spends up to $600,000 a year taking care of his body.

Eric Karabell and David Schoenfield break down the best and worst leadoff hitters this season.

Steelers safety Ryan Clark visited the NFL Live set and discussed the team he believes is the most improved in the AFC North.

Recruiting video for Travon Hudson wide-receiver from Colerain High School in Cincinnati, OH

John Clayton goes deep on the impact next seasons's rookies will have on their respective teams. Clayton will surprise, with his defensive and offensive rookie of the year predictions, the running back draft in the first round, and rookie tight ends.

Andrea Adelson looks at the Big East's non-conference schedule and the one game that can decide the league's BCS bid next season.