At least Fox, paying $712 million for the NFL's NFC TV package, would get the VikingsPackers game in return. CBS, paying $622 million for the AFC package, might be out of luck. Fox Sports president Ed Goren says either network could lose a good game and "survive without much damage" if it otherwise has a strong game lineup but giving up a game without getting one in return would be "the worst."."In most instances it's your general manager, head coach, salary cap guy and whoever is running your personnel department," said Ruskell. "But it's different on every team. Sometimes the owner is in the room if he's the one driving the train.

Seattle trades its firstround pick, No. 25, to Minnesota for Percy Harvin: You saw the first round unfold last Thursday night. Did you see any playmakers available at No."We may have said 'that was a heck of a game' which it was, but nothing in detail and definitely not for any length of time," Holt