Author: Mike Jones, USA TODAY

Sunday’s NFL game between Tom Brady’s Bucs and Patrick Mahomes’ Chiefs is kind of like Michael Jordan meeting an ascending LeBron James,.

Carson Wentz and Lamar Jackson previously propelled their teams to great heights, but now the Eagles and Ravens are at risk of sharp falls.

From A.J. Brown’s tackle-breaking touchdown to Derrick Henry’s game-clinching score, the Titans repeatedly powered past the Ravens on Sunday.

There’s still time for several teams to patch up their problems, but several contenders could see their seasons go south in a hurry.

While mounting a 7-0 record, the Steelers have shown a series of vulnerabilities this year. Pittsburgh, however, also has proven it can persevere.

Cam Newton has gone from fitting Tom Brady successor to a problem area for the Patriots, who suffered their worst home loss in the Bill Belichick era.

The NFL plans to hold Super Bowl LV on Feb. 7 in Tampa, just as it has for some time. But what happens if COVID-19 forces more schedule changes?

Nine years removed from his last head coaching job, Raheem Morris now has another chance to prove he can lead a team as he takes over the Falcons.

Jerry Jones took a hardline stance with Dak Prescott in negotiations, and now the Cowboys QB faces an uncertain future after his ankle injury.