Latw week recap:
* Days after testifying before Congress, Hall of Famer Harry Carson updates us on the retired players' fight for increased disability benefits from the NFLPA. Harry says the NFLPA is doing a great job for current players, but not retired players. Harry also talks about his various post-football ailments, including post-concussion syndrome and a missing muscle in his shoulder.
* 4 Downs: Two Lions players have predicted a ten-win season -- is this even possible? Who will start first -- Brady Quinn or John Beck? What's the next step for Daunte Culpepper? Who was the greatest NFL Europe player of all time?
* Lance Briggs, Larry Johnson, and the top five picks in the NFL Draft could all be holdouts this summer. Do holdouts really work? Is that the right road for those guys to take?
* Saints rookie CB Usama Young tells us about his meteoric rise from not being invited to the NFL combine to being taken in the third round, and how he's finding life with the Saints so far. He tells us that the big message from this week's rookie symposium was simple: "Don't be stupid!"
* Titans safety Chris Hope speaks about what Pacman Jones' suspension will mean for the Titans' secondary, saying that he and his teammates are pulling for Pacman to fight through his problems, but that it's still tragic to see the situation he's put himself in. Chris also tells us how the Titans can compete in the ACF South, and how much progress Vince Young has made this offseason.
