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One of the players that was expected to make a reasonably quick FA decision this offseason was veteran CB Quentin Jammer. Though the 11-year vet is not at the peak level of his career performance-wise, he can still function as a significant part of an NFL defense, either at CB or potentially after a move to safety. The only team known to have hosted the Texas product to this point is Washington, and that door may still be open, but it's also possible that the Chargers -- the only organization for whom he's played in his NFL career -- could also bring him back.

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Defensive lineman Delvon Simmons' long and winding road will continue at another stop. Simmons decided to transfer from Texas Tech. Four programs are initially being considered.

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With the Los Angeles Dodgers sitting not so comfortably in last place in the NL West, is the job of manager Don Mattingly safe?

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Could there be some tension between general manager Mike Rizzo and the ownership of the Washington Nationals?

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Several times Kobe Bryant has said he plans to play a few more seasons in the NBA and Sunday night he reiterated that opinion.

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One of the pleasant surprises of the Washington Redskins' 2012 season was the play of rookie RB Alfred Morris. Based upon what he accomplished during his initial NFL campaign, his job is safe for 2013, but beyond Morris, there is little certainty amongst the rest of the players in the club's RB stable.

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Sony Michel (Plantation, Fla./American Heritage), the nation's No. 2 running back recruit, verbally committed to Georgia April 26. Everyone knows a top player's recruitment isn't over until he signs his letter of intent and faxes in it to his team of choice on national signing day (or thereafter).

Teams will continue to try and get Michel to flip, but the running back's recruitment appears to be shut down after his decision.

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The Charlotte Bobcats are set to have a top-5 pick in the 2013 draft, but Rick Bonnell of The Charlotte Observer wonders if the team is angling to move back in the order after watching the prospects they interviewed in Chicago last week.

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Kansas has been off to an relatively good start on the recruiting trail. The Jayhawks recently received a verbal commitment from four-star linebacker Kyron Watson (East St. Louis, Ill./East St. Louis). Kansas is now at the top of an in-state linebacker's list.

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Texas A&M is reportedly close to adding a 6-foot-10 big man from London to its 2013 recruiting class.

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The Texas Rangers will have a roster decision to make when Josh Lindblom is officially called up from the minors to face the Athletics in his first major league start.

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Throughout the 2012 season, some Packer fans bemoaned the team's lack of a true lead back, and as the offseason began, some wondered whether they'd add a player that could fill that role for 2013. Instead, the team invested two draft picks on the position, picking up Eddie Lacy in Round 2 and Johnathan Franklin in Round 4. In essence, instead of finding themselves a lead back, they've gone all-in with the idea of running a committee backfield for the near future.

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Dwight Howard is set to hit the free agent market on July 1 and he can expect to hear from several teams once the clock hits 12 am eastern. Those teams include the Los Angeles Lakers, Dallas Mavericks, Houston Rockets and Atlanta Hawks. Howard is expected to to re-sign with the Lakers. however Houston is certainly a viable option.

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Miami Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra has started Chris Bosh at center, Udonis Haslem at power forward and LeBron James at small forward and when Game 1 against Indiana kicks off on Monday that unit will stay intact.

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