The New York Jets came up just short of the playoffs in 2015. Now they’re hoping another addition from the Windy City blows them away this upcoming season.
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The only starting quarterback to help guide two different teams to Super Bowl titles, Peyton Manning and his playing days in the NFL are apparently over.
It’s been a terrific seven-year run for running back Arian Foster. But the Houston Texans are opting to have someone else run for them this upcoming season.
The Seattle Seahawks have reached the playoffs each of the past four seasons. But there figures to be a new workhorse in the backfield who's not that new.
That adage referring to the NFL as “Not For Long” applies very much to Robert Griffin III’s impact with the Washington Redskins. He will soon be elsewhere.
Tight end Heath Miller has decided to call it quits after 11 seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The two-time Pro Bowler was a reliable force on offense.
It was a tremendous NFL career for defender Jared Allen but now he’s off into the football sunset. Is he Pro Football Hall of Fame-bound in a few years?
After a pair of back-to-back 9-7 seasons, including a playoff appearance in 2013, the San Diego Chargers fell hard this past season. But help has returned.
For the first time since 1998, the Denver Broncos are Super Bowl champions. And Gary Kubiak’s team used a tried and true formula to capture a title.
If Denver Broncos leader Peyton Manning is to become the first starting quarterback to win Super Bowls with two different teams he needs to stay the course.
The Kansas City Chiefs have won 10 straight games and head to Houston to face the Texans, who have been nearly as hot the last two-plus months of 2015.
The New York Jets can wrap up their first playoff berth since 2010 with a win over the Buffalo Bills. Can Rex Ryan’s club spoil the team’s postseason plans?
In 2013, Andy Reid began his tenure with the Kansas City Chiefs with wins in his first nine games. Now his team is riding another streak and playoff bound.
Some felt that the San Diego Chargers could push the Denver Broncos for the AFC West title this season. Instead, it was the Bolts who got pushed around.
There are only two weeks remaining in the NFL season and the race for league MVP honors is getting more intriguing. Is it still Cam Newton's award to lose?
What happens when you fall behind by 17 points against the No. 1 defense in the NFL? Just turn to the explosive aerial attack of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
In the land of racing, the Houston Texans put themselves in the driver’s seat when it comes to winning the AFC South with a victory over the Colts.
We haven’t seen the Oakland Raiders in the postseason since 2002. But it is an organization that appears to be finally on the upswing after some long years.
It hasn’t always been pretty for the Washington Redskins this season. But Jay Gruden’s club overcame a big hurdle in 2015 and remains in the NFC East mix.
The New England Patriots face the Houston Texans and some old friends Sunday night. Are the defending Super Bowl champions ready to get back on track?