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ESPN.com NFC West blogger Mike Sando reacts to the news that San Francisco signed Olympic discus finalist Lawrence Okoye, who has never played football.

John Clayton's Inside the Huddle breaks down four fascinating factors brought on by free agency and team trades: Carson Palmer to the Cards, Matt Flynn to the Raiders, Darrius Heyward-Bey becomes a Colt and the NFC South has a cornerback crisis.

NFC West blogger Mike Sando talks with AFC West Blogger Bill Williamson about what to expect from Kansas City now that Alex Smith will be under center

Prim Siripipat and Cris Carter break down the 49ers' 28-24 win over the Falcons to move on to Super Bowl XLVII.

Super Bowl XLIV: Chris Reis

Super Bowl V: Jim O'Brien

Super Bowl XXII: Ricky Sanders

NFC East blogger Dan Graziano talks with Redskins' tackle Trent Williams about playing with RG III, the current attitude of the team and what he does on his downtime

Episode 220: Suzy Kolber and Chris Mortensen discuss how the Giants defense can improve. Demaryius Thomas breaks down how Peyton Manning has impacted his performance. The NFL32 crew discuss the forecast for the NFC East.

Episode 205: Wendi Nix and Tim Hasselbeck discuss which team is the bigger surprise in the NFC. Steve Young breaks down Andrew Luck's performance this season. The NFL32 crew discuss the Giants big win over the 49ers.

Running back LeSean McCoy led the NFL in touchdowns in 2011. Defensive end Osi Umenyiora once led the NFC in sacks, and wears two Super Bowl rings.

Episode 190: Suzy Kolber and Chris Mortensen discuss whether the 49ers are the best team in the NFL. Mark Schlereth breaks down the team to beat in the NFC North. The NFL32 crew discuss the Vikings-Colts matchup

Episode 165: Mark Schlereth discusses which team will be contenders to the Patriots. Schlereth and Wiley break down who will win the NFC East. The NFL32 crew predicts who will come out on top in the AFC South

NFC North blogger Kevin Seifert thinks Jay Cutler's recent comments about the state of the Bears' offensive line are refreshing.