NFL.com has an all-access look at the men who captured the greatest images of the NFL's biggest game: Super Bowl XLII.

LaDainian Tomlinson and Reggie Bush visited the host city for the Chargers' and Saints' Week 8 game -- London -- hoping that game can have the same effect it had on the eventual champion Giants last year.

A number of Hall of Fame worthy stars have retired this offseason, but which ones are worthy of induction in Canton in 2013? Here's a head-to-head analysis ranking the candidates.

Now football does a wave it would rather not, waving goodbye to the players who simultaneously grew the game and their legacies. Michael Strahan and Jonathan Ogden are the latest.

He leaves the game after 15 full seasons, more than four times the average NFL career. His longevity fits, because there is little that is average about Michael Strahan.

Michael Strahan's decision to retire wasn't about money, and there was little the Giants could do to sway his decision.

The modern NFL coaches have all learned to take the spring with a grain of salt when it comes to the things some veteran players say and do.

The defending champion Giants got back to work this past weekend and the team's coaching staff got back to doing what it does best.

The basic questions never change. Can he rush the passer? Can he stop the run? Can he drop into coverage? But for those scouting for a team with a 3-4 base defense, there is another critical question: Is he versatile?

Adam Schefter reveals Kansas City's connection to Matt Ryan, contemplates Michael Strahan's future and gets inside the head of Bill Parcells.

New York's world-champion Giants open their voluntary offseason conditioning program Monday. The Giants attendance could draw the type of attention that Chad Johnson and T.J. Houshmandzadeh got last week.

As my draft board begins to take shape, it looks like there is the potential for three defensive tackles to be taken in the first round of this year's draft.

Osi Umenyiora took a short break in the middle of an autograph session Monday afternoon to reflect. He looked at a friend who was standing next to him, smiled and said, "Do you believe we won the Super Bowl?"