In the Former Broncos region, DeMarcus Ware and Terrell Davis face off in a battle of Broncos Super Bowl victors. In the Former NFL Players region, Tony Romo looks to unseat last year’s regional champion, Kurt Warner. In the National Personalities region, 2017 regional champion, Adam Schefter, is going to duke it out against NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport in the battle of breaking news.

Then there’s the Local Media region. For the second year in a row, Brandon Perna and Vic Lombardi will lock horns. Will Brandon claim this region again or does Vic have something up his sleeve?

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HORSE TRACKS

'Drinking through a firehose': Could a rookie quarterback handle being Denver's starter in 2018?
Each of the four top quarterbacks weighed in on whether they thought they could succeed in the NFL as a rookie starting quarterback.

Mike Mayock's takeaways from Day 3 of combine - NFL.com
The 2018 NFL Scouting Combine continued Sunday, featuring interior defensive linemen, edge rushers and linebackers. See what NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock had to say about some of the top performers.

Penn State TE Mike Gesicki impresses at combine – ProFootballTalk
Saquon Barkley wasn't the only Penn State player to stand out at the Scouting Combine. Penn State tight end Mike Gesicki put up eye-catching numbers. Gesicki measured 6-5 1/2, weighed 252 pounds, ran a 4.

WATCH: Shaquem Griffin runs 4.38 40-yard dash, NFL players blown away on Twitter - CBSSports.com
Griffin, who originally wasn't invited to the combine, has become one of the biggest stories of the week

NFL combine 2018: Josh Allen shows why he's worthy of being the No. 1 overall pick - CBSSports.com
Allen looked the part Saturday, plus more from around the league in Indianapolis

2018 NFL Combine: Marcus Davenport, Shaquem Griffin crush their workouts - CBSSports.com
The defensive tackles shined in the morning before edge-rushers dropped jaws in the afternoon

NFL Combine Day 3 winners/losers: Shaquem Griffin shines - NFL.com
Shaquem Griffin shined brightest on Day 3 of the NFL Scouting Combine, while a couple of potential top-five picks confirmed their status during workouts. Bucky Brooks provides Day 3 winners and losers.

Report: Jets fear Kirk Cousins is heading to the Vikings – ProFootballTalk
Then there were four. Eventually there will be one. And one of the four thinks the one will be the Vikings. Ralph Vacchiano of SNY reports that the Jets are taking the Minnesota threat seriously "after some informal, preliminary talks with his camp this week.

Derwin James: If Cowboys want me, they'll have to trade up - NFL.com
FSU S Derwin James said if the Dallas Cowboys want him, they'll have to trade up to get him.

Ryan Shazier: 'I'm going to come back and play' - NFL.com
After a moving dedication from a Steelers scout, Pittsburgh linebacker Ryan Shazier spoke to Rich Eisen and Mike Mayock on NFL Scouting Combine Live and insisted he'll be back.

Pittsburgh Steelers RB Le'Veon Bell gets support from Maurkice Pouncey in quest for new contract
With the window for using the franchise tag just days away, the Steelers still aren't close to a contract extension for running back Le'Veon Bell. Teammate Maurkice Pouncey voiced his support for Bell via an Instagram post.

Patriots brace for Nate Solder to leave – ProFootballTalk
The Patriots won't apply the franchise tag to left tackle Nate Solder, because contractually they can't. Which means that Solder, a first-round pick in 2011 who turns 30 next month, will be an unrestricted free agent.

Report: Bucs, Browns talked to Rams about trading for Robert Quinn – ProFootballTalk
The Buccaneers and the Browns both tried to broker a trade for pass-rusher Robert Quinn before the Rams sent him to Miami, ESPN reports. The Dolphins gave up fourth- and sixth-round picks for Quinn, who has a $12.4 million cap hit for 2018.

With tag deadline two days away, two players have been tagged – ProFootballTalk
The tag deadline arrives on Tuesday, in only two days. And only two guys have been tagged since the window opened 12 days ago. On the first day, the Dolphins applied the franchise tag to receiver Jarvis Landry. More recently, the Lions used the franchise tag on defensive end Ziggy Ansah.

Vinny Curry’s $9 million salary may be too much for the Eagles – ProFootballTalk
The Super Bowl-champion Eagles don't have much salary cap space heading into 2018, and so an expensive veteran may be on the way out. The Eagles want to get defensive end Vinny Curry to agree to a new contract, and if he doesn't, they may cut him or trade him, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Net...

Report: Jets, Colts possible destinations for one of Patriots' best offensive players - CBSSports.com
Dion Lewis was dominant as a runner and a pass catcher last season

Jerry Jones: Ezekiel Elliott was given the highest level of punishment for what he did - CBSSports.com
The Cowboys running back was suspended six games last season by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell