The NFL offseason is always good for a laugh or two. It seems that as soon as the month of February ends, the media strays away from its reporting side, and instead sits back and tried to fill the void in their lives that is the NFL regular season.

So far this offseason, we have bared witness to a barrage of criticism toward certain players in the NFL.

Predominantly though, the main players that have been under scrutiny or questioning have been quarterbacks, as it seems the league of today is plagued with "halfway there" guys that are capable of getting the job done, but have failed to convince most people.

Therefore, 2010 is more than just another season. It is judgment day, and for many players, it is fair to go as far as saying that 2010 is a "make it or break it year."

Some players find themselves in the safe zone, while others find themselves caught between a rock and a hard place as they try to establish their legacy in the NFL.

Who has made the list? Well realistically the selections aren't very surprising, but I think you'll find it narrows down the Top 10 players who need to prove themselves this year quite well.

Is your quarterback, wide receiver or running back featured? It's time to find out.

It's a rare occasion in sports to see an athlete slip from the top tier, down to a considerably lower and less significant position.

I guess it's like being demoted in the army. One minute you're a lieutenant barking orders, while the next you find yourself listening to commands amongst the several hundred other standard soldiers.

Osi Umenyiora may or may not be on the trading block, but if he is, the division rival Eagles reportedly are interested.

The Giants aren't actively shopping the defensive end, who earlier this offseason threatened to retire if his role was not improved, but would listen to offers.