Author: Jarrett Bell, USA TODAY

This Cleveland feel-good story might only last for another week. Up next: defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City, top seed in the AFC playoffs.

The Browns stunned the Steelers in the biggest upset of Super Wild-Card Weekend, 48-37, to advance to an AFC divisional matchup at Kansas City.

The young ball of energy that is Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay is so much more than what you see on his calling card.

NFL and teams spoke out in the aftermath of George Floyd’s death, but there is not a single statement from league or teams condemning Capitol riots.

The Hall’s Selection Committee will choose the new class during a virtual meeting on January 19 instead of in person due to the pandemic.

Just three weeks removed from an amazing 11-0 start, the Steelers have been reduced to the team everybody must want to play in the playoffs.

In an effort to reduce risks associated with COVID-19 during the playoffs, the NFL will allow teams to use two airplanes to travel to away games.

The Steelers no longer have a perfect record, and Pittsburgh is left to confront the shortcomings that have become readily apparent.

One year ago, Baker Mayfield and the Browns couldn’t fulfill the hype. This year, Cleveland looks like it belongs among AFC contenders.