What about Bob?

Scratch Dominic Rhodes from the Giants' plans.

While the team had been interested in the Colts free agent running back, he'll be performing now for the Raiders. In a mild surprise, considering the Raiders had already gotten assurances that incumbent LaMont Jordan had agreed to a paycut to remain with the team, Oakland solidified their backfield with Rhodes, who excelled in Super Bowl XLI after losing his starting role to rookie Joseph Addai.

There are only two veteran running backs of consequence left on the market - Corey Dillon and Chris Brown - and you've got to figure one of them will end up with either Buffalo or Tennessee. One league source told me today that he believes the Bills, even if they sign a veteran runner, will still make a move on draft to day to get into the top 5 to get a shot at Adrian Peterson. We'll see if they can get that far after dumping Willis McGahee.

Then again, the Bills Hall of Fame running back, Thurman Thomas, was a second-round pick. And if they can't get Peterson, then Cal's Marshawn Lynch, who won't cost nearly as much to trade up for, could be their man.