Bulletin Board Material: The Best AFC South Articles from 3/28

Welcome to the Bulletin Board, where everyone has stopped listening to Chad Johnson.

Paul Kuharsky has a great general interest piece on the way the South will construct rosters now that Peyton Manning is gone.

Houston

Rivers McCown breaks down the Ryans trade.

Kuharsky consoles a frustrated Texans fan.

Jerome Solomon says that Ryans trade saved money, at least. He salvages the deal.

Indianapolis

Word of Muth looks at the Colts line and sees some OK players playing poorly together. That's the story of the 2011 Colts.

Peyton Manning's arm strength was a problem before his surgeries? I wonder if the angry Colts fans who commented on this piece are paying attention?

The Clutch Enigma series looks at why Peyton Manning's stats in one key area dropped in the playoffs. Kyle Rodriguez does a nice job as always.

Irsay tells USA Today  the Colts haven't settled on Luck for sure. I don't believe him, obviously. You can't justify the Manning move without a real plan.

Phil Richards covers Donnie Avery.

Reggie Hayes talks about Stanton escaping the Tebow-show.

Tennessee

Peter King goes behind the scenes of the Manning decision. It's a great read, but painful for Titans fans.

Titans corner Alterraun Verner tells fans what he's been up to.

Kenny Britt is growing up and healing. His return would be a major boost for the Titans.

Jacksonville

Shad Kahn is all in.

Luke Sims tells Gene Smith that the fans are calling in debts. It's time to win.

Tania Ganguli says the Jags are still looking at Lee Evans.

She also tells us that Gene Smith thinks the Tebow debacle built a bond among the staff.