Walkthrough

How many indie quarterbacks does it take to fill the Cardinals roster? Who is the best quarterback in Cowboys history? Has the NFL Poetry Association de-certified? Answers within.

The labor situation sends Mike Tanier screaming into the film room to watch old Lions games. Along the way, he learns more about Drew Stanton, Cloyce Box, Bubble Guppies, and crazy waitresses.

Red zone failure, thy name is "Dimitri." Mike Tanier searches game film for solutions to the Eagles' red zone defense crisis. Plus Swann versus Stallworth: Will the real borderline Hall of Famer please stand up?

Hookers? Heart Attacks? Mike Tanier examines the sex-and-death mythology growing around the Super Bowl, then diagrams Troy Polamalu's interceptions in search of the truth about the Steelers defense.

Mike Tanier gets tough with Jay Cutler, creates the Perfect Pro Bowl, and ranks the greatest kickers in Super Bowl history.

The house is full. Or is it half empty? Mike Tanier looks at old and new Packers full-house backfield plays, ranks some all-time quarterbacks, and finally discovers the true meaning of Mark Sanchez.

A snowed-in, king-sized Walkthrough: Mike Martz's foolish consistency, Brad Smith's limited options, Kevin Curtis, DeShawn Wynn, a review of Onion Sports Dome, and snowstorm shopping.

It's hiring and firing time in the NFL, and if you once worked at Nordstrom, it's best not to let Mike Tanier (or Jed York) know about it. Plus, Jacoby Ford celebrates his All-Rookie selection with a touchdown.

Sam Bradford is a no-brainer for this year's Walkthrough All-Rookie Team. But who will play tight end? Who will man the secondary? Who will (shudder) kick? Find out inside.

The two worst teams in the NFL according to DVOA square off, and Mike Tanier watches every play to see if John Fox can maintain his dignity, John Skelton can live up to the Ben Roethlisberger hype, and Jay Feely can survive an onside kick.