Author: Nate Davis, USA TODAY

Saints QB Drew Brees isn’t the only one on NFL divisional playoff teams who could soon be on the move.

George Paton will assume roster control from Hall of Fame predecessor after spending 14 rather successful seasons helping to build Vikings roster.

The NFL’s ‘Super Wild Card Weekend’ for the 2020 season lived up to the hype, and long-suffering Browns and Bills fans likely enjoyed it the most.

COVID-19 is already making this a wild wild-card weekend, but these players could also loom as X-factors who could sway postseason outcomes.

Houston had long coveted New England’s director of player personnel, who replaces fired Bill O’Brien in the front office.

While Buccaneers QB Tom Brady reached another impressive milestone, the Jets now own the NFL’s longest postseason drought.

Baltimore and Cleveland punch wild-card tickets Sunday afternoon. Green Bay takes NFC’s No. 1 seed, while Washington, Rams and Bears join field.

Three jobs are already open, but league history suggests several more will be available once the regular season ends Sunday.

Eagles vs. Washington Football Team will cap NFL’s regular season, the league revealed Sunday night when it announced its Week 17 broadcast schedule.