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NFL Live OT: Cris Carter and Damien Woody discuss what Tony Romo and the Cowboys must do to reach the next level.

Herm Edwards and Damien Woody discuss whether it's a good idea for the Eagles to have both Michael Vick and Nick Foles on the roster.

Herm Edwards and Antonio Pierce discuss which college coach would be a successful NFL coach and why so many college coaches struggle at the NFL level.

Lionel Messi, Juan Manuel Marquez and Johnny Manziel go 1-2-3 in the rankings this week. We look into Messi's astonishing goal total, Marquez's win over Pacquiao, and NY Giants rookie RB David Wilson, who came in 5th after scoring 3 TDs.

Rick Reilly explores the history of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, which includes male cheerleaders on the squad in the 1960s.

Baltimore Raven Torrey Smith is ranked number one this week after making six catches for 127 yards and scoring two touchdowns against the Pats. Brandt Snedeker is the runner-up and Miguel Cabrera belts his way to the third spot.

Adam Schefter shares the latest news on the bounty meetings with Roger Goodell this week.

Brian Stropolo, side judge originally assigned to Saints-Panthers game, has been pulled from assignment.

Brendon Ayanbadejo joins OTL to discuss why he spoke out in support of same-sex marriage.

Bill Polian reflects on the life and career of former Browns and Ravens owner Art Modell.

The "semi-pro" players of the Crossroads Football League don't let potential injuries keep them from their hard-hitting, all-out style of play.

Jane Leavy discusses her Grantland column on Dr. Ann McKee, who is attempting to make the game of football safer.

Every NFL quarterback experiences the mentor/protégé dynamic, and the experience can range from fruitful to competitive to downright uncomfortable.

SportsCenter previews Jon Gruden's QB Camp.

Former Chicago Bears QB Jim McMahon says repeated blows to his head during his playing days is taking a toll on him today, which is why he is among the hundreds of former players suing the NFL.

President Barack Obama talks to Bill Simmons about having a college football playoff system and concussions in the NFL.