The Kansas City Chiefs have won two straight games following a miserable 1-5 start. Does Andy Reid’s team have it in them to make a playoff charge?
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Here’s the seventh installment of what will be our weekly look at the top candidates for the NFL Offensive Player of the Year in 2015. Any thoughts?
As was the case a year ago, the Seattle Seahawks have dug themselves an early hole when it comes to winning the NFC West. But there’s still plenty of time.
In the near words of the immortal LL Cool J, you can call it a comeback. And that's because rallying from behind is the new thing when it comes to the NFL.
It’s been a rough decade or so for the once-proud Oakland Raiders. But that’s the past and the unbeaten Denver Broncos are staring them in the face mask.
The Seattle Seahawks are seeking to become the first NFC team to reach three consecutive Super Bowls. But is this club digging an early big hole?
A year ago, the Houston Texans used four different quarterbacks due to injury issues. But it was the offense that looked ill last week vs. the Chiefs.
It’s time again when our editors pick an important or timely topic in the NFL and each gives their view. We call it “Total BS” and perhaps you will too.
The Seattle Seahawks led the National Football League in rushing in 2014 and had one of the deeper backfields in the game. Is that still the case?
Not having Pro Bowl wide receiver Jordy Nelson in 2015 is a big blow for the defending NFC North champion Green Bay Packers. Then along came James Jones.
The Tennessee Titans ranked near the bottom of the NFL in rushing in 2014. Now a ground attack headed south a year ago is looking to the West.
In 2014, the Carolina Panthers won the NFC South by the skin of their teeth. And one of their key pieces from that season is back in the fold for a bit.
In each of the past three seasons, the Indianapolis Colts have finished with 11 wins and reached the playoffs. So is their head coach really in trouble?
Things have not been so great for the St. Louis Rams as the club has suddenly made a habit of finishing last in the NFC West. Can they turn things around?
After a terrific run with a different head coach, the San Francisco 49ers are hoping to remain contenders in the NFC West despite a tumultuous offseason.
The Houston Texans won seven more games in 2014 than they had the previous season. Should we be sleeping on this team? Well, somebody did.
From Chicago to St. Louis to the desert, it's now the Arizona Cardinals in search of the franchise’s first NFL title since 1947. Do they have a real chance?
Despite a 9-7 finish in 2014, it was an erratic year for the Kansas City Chiefs. Can Andy Reid and company challenge for the AFC West title this season?
The Denver Broncos have won four straight AFC West titles. That hasn’t meant much in the playoffs as the team seeks its first Super Bowl title since 1998.
With Ben Roethlisberger and then Philip Rivers agreeing to new contracts this offseason, the New York Giants make sure that Eli’s turn is coming soon.