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PFT Live: Dave Caldwell calls in to talk about becoming the new Jaguars general manager. Why did Caldwell choose Jacksonville? What was the reasoning behind Mularkey's firing? What set Gus Bradley apart from other head coaching candidates? What does the future hold for Maurice Jones-Drew? (NBC Sports)

Steven Jackson will void his last season and $7 million with the Rams, and will join the free agent ranks. Mike Florio says Jackson will be on the hunt for a chance to play for a contender, and end his career with a Lombardi trophy in hand. Is his age and weary legs a roadblock on his mission?                                                                                                              (NBC Sports)

The Crossover: Colin Kaepernick joins The Crossover to discuss his off-season preparation, if Darrelle Revis makes sense for the 49ers, and he also explains the Let's Move Campaign. (NBC Sports)

ProFootballTalk: Emmitt Smith talks about breaking the SI cover jinx and how the Cowboys can reclaim nation prominence in the NFL. Smith says his former team needs to take advantage of the moment and their talented team. (NBC Sports)

NFL VP of Football Operations Ray Anderson suggests an 18-game NFL season is still under negotiation and a league-wide expansion has a chance as well. Mike Florio disagrees with this notion stating, "The fans don't want it. The players don't want it. The media doesn't want it." (NBC Sports)

Joe Flacco reportedly wants a big-money deal that will rival the likes of Peyton Manning and Drew Brees. Will the two sides be able to make a deal, or will a potential Super Bowl winning QB hit the open market? (NBC Sports)

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson recaps the NFC Divisional battle in Atlanta and what he learned about himself after a postseason breakthrough during his rookie season. (NBC Sports)

After 11 years as host, Meredith Vieira has announced that she is leaving the game show "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" to pursue other ventures, including more work for NBC. The search is on for a new host to take over this fall. (TODAY)

Throughout his celebrated career, champion cyclist Lance Armstrong vehemently denied allegations he was doping, but after a damning drug report last year, he was stripped of his titles and banned for life. The New York Times published an article Friday saying that Armstrong is considering publicly admitting to using performance-enhancing drugs. NBC's Mark Potter reports. (TODAY)

PFT Live: If significant changes aren't made in New York this off-season, it's being reported Rex Ryan would rather be fired. Mike Florio runs down the latest drama coming out of Jets camp and says the first guy to go might be offensive coordinator Tony Sparano. (NBC Sports)