This year's training camps seem more about warts being exposed than Super Bowl ability being shown.
Nowhere is that more obvious than Minnesota, where an NFC favorite still has Tarvaris Jackson running as No. 1 QB and Greg Lewis as No. 2 receiver.
But relax a bit and look around the league. There are holes everywhere, and we're not just talking about Rex Ryan's vocabulary.
Things are getting uglier by the day between the Jets and their best player, holdout CB Darrelle Revis.
On the other coast, holdouts with the starting left tackle (Marcus McNeill), No. 1 receiver (Vincent Jackson) and Pro Bowl linebacker (Shawne Merriman) threaten to ruin a Chargers' season that's set up perfectly for a Super Bowl run.
In Indy, Peyton Manning's protection took a hit when C Jeff Saturday went down for two to six weeks with a knee injury.
How will Wes Welker bounce back in New England? Will Byron The Statue Leftwich survive Big Ben's suspension in Pittsburgh? Do the Saints need to go after Jamal Lewis now that underrated power back Lynell Hamilton (ACL) is out for the season? Is Kevin Kolb heading for stardom or the fetal position in Philly?
In Washington, can a star UFL kicker with four NFL attempts (Graham Gano) hold up under pressure? And in Dallas, will a Cowboys team that's well-rounded offensively and defensively REALLY head into a season with David Buehler as their place-kicker.
