The average Eagle enthusiast will probably not recognize these five players. It is not because they are recently drafted rookies, newly signed free agents, or one of Jeff Lurie's grandchildren who may have happened to just walk on. It is because these members of the team have played very little---or they haven't played yet at all.

Cleveland Browns WR Donte Stallworth pleaded guilty on Tuesday to manslaughter while driving under the influence of alcohol. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail for the car crash that killed a pedestrian on Miami Beach in March.

Earlier this month Broncos star wide receiver Brandon Marshell asked for a new contract. Upon meeting with Broncos owner Pat Bolwen late last week, Brandon left the facility with packed boxes in hand.

Amidst the ones that identify themselves as "Eagle Fans" was another tragedy that continued to fuel this off season's woes. The Philadelphia faithful had already endured the painful experience of seeing Brian Dawkins walk from the team, as well as their beloved defensive mastermind take a leave of absence to treat his diagnosed cancer. What else could go wrong?

In 2007 quarterback Rex Grossman was playing for a world championship against the Indianapolis Colts. Two years later the Chicago Bears released their one time star and until this week he could not even find work in the NFL.

As fans, we understand that the closest thing to actually playing in the NFL is to manage a fantasy football team. We wait all offseason for our fantasy drafts, and once the season starts, we pray that our team will not be a bust like Ryan Leaf. The most important part in a fantasy league is drafting the "studs" that will carry your team to the championship. So who will be the fantasy football studs of 2009?

It seems that every year there is one team that has a battle for the starting quarterback position. This year, the Cleveland Browns have a heated battle between Brady Quinn and Derek Anderson. Last year, Derek Anderson started 9 games last season, passing for 1,615 yards and 9 touchdowns. Brady Quinn threw for 518 yards and 2 touchdowns in limited action. So who will be the Browns' opening day starter?

Every NFL season brings the fans great excitement, and the biggest moments come when surprising players have breakout seasons. Last season, we saw the emergence of Michael Turner, who was stuck behind LaDanian Tomlinson in San Diego. The Falcons halfback made a huge step to stardom, capping off his season with a trip to Hawaii. So who will be this year's Michael Turner? The NFL Corner brings you, " The Top 5 Rising Stars in 2009".

The season hasn't even started yet, and the Philadelphia Eagles are faced with another injury to star halfback, Brian Westbrook. The Villanova alum has been one of the biggest threats in the league while with the Eagles. But Westbrook has struggled to stay healthy, and he will now be getting surgery on his right ankle during the offseason.

Yes, we all have witnessed the Wildcat formation atleast once this season, and the 2009 season will be no different. The Dolphins offense caused havoc among NFL defense's last season, but don't expect it to continue this season... or will it?

This week Titans quarterback Vince Young, came out publically and to the press he wanted to be able to compete for the starting job. Young also noted that if Tennessee give him that opportunity, he wanted to be traded.

With so many defensive coordinators aiming to confuse offenses through deception and disguise, the safety position has become the Queen on a lot of teams’ chess boards. All four teams that reached the conference championship round this past season featured a Pro Bowl safety (Cardinals – Adrian Wilson, Eagles – Brian Dawkins, Steelers – Troy Polamalu, Ravens – Ed Reed).