He will also be in Detroit on Friday. Frazier is also thought to be on St. Louis and the Jets' radars, but they haven't scheduled interviews with him yet.

Roethlisberger, who practiced as expected, clearly did not suffer a "mild" concussion as the Steelers have claimed. He will start against San Diego.

Grimm was a finalist for the Steelers' job that went to Mike Tomlin in 2006, but surprisingly drew little interest last offseason. He is considered one of the Jets' top targets along with Giants DC Steve Spagnuolo and Ravens DC Rex Ryan, although Grimm is most likely third in that pecking order.

The Niners haven't made who they're targeting to replace Mike Martz public, but Linehan looks like the early frontrunner. Other than light speculation about Raiders OC Greg Knapp, no other names have been discussed to this point. Ravens QBs coach Hue Jackson could emerge in this conversation.

Rivera has helped his stock with aggressive playcalling to close out the regular season and by holding the Colts' offense to 17 points in the Wild Card round. We're guessing he'll still be back as San Diego's coordinator in 2009.

These clubs will get an up-close look at the top talent this year's senior class has to offer. The Lions, Rams, Chiefs, Seahawks, Browns, and Raiders would've had first dibs, but coaching turnover or uncertainty cost them the chance. The Bengals figure be in the market for a tailback this offseason and could look at Senior Bowl invitees Javon Ringer (Michigan State), Arian Foster (Tennessee), and James Davis (Clemson), among others.

Johnson is a kick return prospect. Young could make a run at Maurice Hicks' third-string tailback job this offseason after a year on the practice squad.