Houston finally broke through and made the NFL Playoffs last season and if not for injuries to their top two quarterbacks, this team could have challenged for a trip to the Super Bowl.

Entering training camp, the Texans are a bit thin at wide receiver and after the injuries of last year, look for the front office to make some moves for some help. The latest rumor from Lance Zierlien has the team looking at adding a wide receiver and James Jones of the Green bay Packers is tops on their list.

The former third round draft pick has had a nice career in Green Bay, but the Packers are loaded at receiver and a trade could actually help his career. Jones made 38 receptions for 635 yards and seven scores last year and 187 career receptions in his five years in the league.

While the 28-year-old doesn't have great size, he does have very good speed and has a knack for finding the end zone, both of which the Texans could use to make a push to élite status in the NFL and another trip to the playoffs this season.

It's hard to question the power of Tebowmania anymore. Not only has Tim Tebow brought a media circus with him from Denver, but now experts quietly wonder if his magnetic personality may put Mark Sanchez and Eli Manning on back pages.

Tebow slated to challenge Sanchez for New York Jets starting job

Both the front office and coaching staffs agree that the embattled Sanchez is their starting quarterback. However, several players on the team also agreed that their "leader" was lazy and in need of competition to remind him that no job is safe in the NFL. A trade and media circus later, the New York Jets found their spur. For all the hype around the Tebow phenomenon, one truth has become clear about the third-year quarterback from Florida. He won't back down from a challenge. It doesn't matter if it's Kyle Orton, and according to his former Denver Broncos teammates, it won't matter that it's Mark Sanchez either. Tim Tebow thinks he can play professional quarterback anywhere for any team. Jets fans are notorious for their impatience, so it will become of interest how long they stay patient with Sanchez. Then again he's not the only quarterback who may take a backseat to Tebow Time.

Jets will meet Eli Manning and New York Giants during NFL preseason

One place where fans can at least get a good look at Tebow is during the preseason and no game will garner more attention than a Week 2 cross-town battle with the defending champion New York Giants. Their quarterback, two-time Super Bowl MVP Eli Manning, is the unquestioned best passer in the Big Apple but somehow still not the most popular. Even Jeremy Lin is more popular among New York fans than Eli. Whether that has to do with his quiet demeanor is left to the experts. One thing rings true. Manning will have a front row seat for the battle between Tebow and Sanchez for the Jets starting job. Not that it matters. At the end of the day only one of those three men will still have two rings.

Tim Tebow wants to play NFL football without causing distractions but his natural personality won't let that happen. Fans and experts have already created a quarterback controversy for the New York Jets and Mark Sanchez to swallow. Eli Manning and the world champion New York Giants just among the first who will see if Tebowmania truly can overcome.

Mark Sanchez has a history of dealing with colorful wide receivers with the New York Jets. After the years of turmoil around his targets, is it time for Gang Green to go get a reliable target with no criminal record like Donald Driver?

Sanchez considered best option over Tim Tebow heading into NFL season

Joe Namath hasn't had a problem sticking his nose into the Jets business for the past few seasons, even drawing the anger of head coach Rex Ryan once in a while. Still the Hall of Fame quarterback is the only one to win a Super Bowl for Gang Green and has earned the right to say what he wants. His latest comments centered on the burning questions around starter Mark Sanchez and his ongoing battle with newcomer Tim Tebow. In what is likely the most important season of his career, Sanchez knows the Denver Broncos savior got brought in as a warning that the last NFL season wasn't acceptable. He needs to win in 2012 and Namath sounded off in agreement. He thinks the New York Jets should stick with Sanchez and do everything possible to help him in an AFC East division that has only gotten tougher. A way to do that is make sure he has the necessary weapons on offense. After losing Jericho Cotchery last season and Plaxico Burress to free agency, the best the Jets could manage it getting wide receivers is drafting raw Georgia Tech talent Stephen Hill. Is there another move they could make?

Driver appears done with Green Bay Packers and could bring calm to Jets

For all his talents on the football field, and there are many, Donald Driver deserves the most praise for never causing a problem for the Green Bay Packers off the field. In fourteen seasons the all-time leading receiver in Packers history never had a major run-in with the law or a public divorce battle. However, with wide receiver spot bursting with young talent on the Green Bay roster, the 37-year-old may have played his last season with the team. Head coach Mike McCarthy and GM Ted Thompson talked more about Driver's success on Dancing With the Stars than his future with the team which points to how much they want him to stay. Unfortunately the NFL is a cutthroat business and even greats like Driver are victims of it. Ask Brett Favre. All signs though point to Driver wanting to keep playing and there are teams who could have interest. One who should is the Jets. Though they won't get Driver in his prime, his veteran leadership could become a perfect calming influence on a fractured locker room. He could groom a youngster like Hill into the freakish target for Sanchez he has the potential to become. Driver did it for 14 years with Green Bay. Why not one more in the Big Apple.

Mark Sanchez thinks he will stay the starter for the New York Jets in the 2012 NFL season regardless of what Tim Tebow does. According the Joe Namath, that is the best course of action. It still won't solve the issues with the passing game. That could come with a push for taking Donald Driver off the hands of the Green Bay Packers. He might not bring what the Jets want, but he could bring what they need.

With Ryan Tannehill now in South Beach, many Miami Dolphins fans question whether it was a good idea to trade Pro Bowl receiver Brandon Marshall. With the free agent market slim, should the Dolphins seek someone like Donald Driver?

Loss of Brandon Marshall puts Tannehill in tough spot for first NFL season

None of the draft experts or coaches hated when Ryan Tannehill got his numbered called at number eight by Miami. Everyone agreed he has all the tools for NFL success. The only problem is his inexperience. It was the hope of Miami that new head coach Joe Philbin, who helped mold and coach quarterbacks like Aaron Rodgers and Matt Flynn, could resolve that problem as quickly as possible. Unlike last year, Tannehill will have the benefit of a full offseason to prepare. Even so he hasn't exactly walked in to the best situation. Weeks before the draft, the Miami Dolphins decided to trade Pro Bowl receiver Brandon Marshall to the Chicago Bears. His loss could expose the lack of depth at receiver Miami has. No amount of minicamp drills can solve that. Perhaps that's why the trade deals aren't over for them. A number of teams around the league have built up a wealth of talent at wide receiver. At the right price maybe Tannehill could get some extra help going into the 2012 season.

DWTS run can't mask Driver's waning time with Green Bay Packers

Most NFL fans know the receiver side of Donald Driver. For the longest time he has become the model player for the model franchise. He caught passes from Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre and then won a Super Bowl with MVP Aaron Rodgers. The Green Bay Packers veteran has earned the love of his fans and the respect of his peers. That may explain why he was such an excellent candidate for the hit show Dancing With the Stars. As his promising run continues into the late rounds however, another less happy dance is going through the Green Bay front office. Driver is 37 years old and the way the Packers build their team through the draft makes old players expendable. It already happened to their one-time Pro Bowl left tackle Chad Clifton. Given the wealth of talent Green Bay has at wide receiver, a trade or release for Driver might become reality soon. While he's said he wants to retire a Packer, his history with Joe Philbin and dancing popularity would fit right in with the rebuilding Dolphins.

Trading Brandon Marshall took serious guts. Knowing Ryan Tannehill was their man from the start the Miami Dolphins still saw fit to trade away their best receiver given his off-the-field issues. Now the team must scramble to find help for their new franchise quarterback. With NFL free agency picked clean, trade might present the only option. The Green Bay Packers have plenty of choices but the ageless Donald Driver would come the cheapest. It's not ideal but it's better than what Miami has now.