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Flem File looks at the already unpredictable NFL playoffs.

Flem File translates the NFL's playoff scenarios into simple formulas.

Flem File sees the NFL season as half full at the halfway point.

Flem File busts out Jed York's crystal ball for a few predictions.

After Brett Favre got credit for his 43rd comeback win, David Fleming decided to give that number a closer look.

As the NFL comes to Arizona for the Super Bowl, Cardinals backers will once again bemoan their team's bad luck: bad draft picks, injuries, playoff futility. But the football-mad folks in one Pennsylvania town will tell you there's a darker force at work.

David Fleming closes the book on this year's Flem File with a look at the past, present and future.

Welcome to the NFL cure-all for the chronically busy: The Flem File's buffet of 30-second columns.

David Fleming wonders how different life in Baltimore would be if the Colts never left town.

If you read between the lines, you'll get a good feel for David Fleming's breakdown of the NFC playoffs.

Why'd they have to go and make things so complicated? But never fear, Dave Fleming makes the NFL's playoff scenarios look simple.

There's a lot going on right now, so David Fleming tackles the big topics, from the red-hot Bengals to Vince Young to the Lions to the Cowboys' new stadium.

There's one more thing to give thanks for this week -- the Flem File's Ninth Annual Turkey of the Year Awards.

David Fleming has some half-decent (and some half-baked) observations at the halfway point of yet another half-crazy NFL season.

Most people say football is a game of inches; David Fleming thinks it's more a game of tipped balls.

David Fleming hopes you paid attention to Week 1 in the NFL, because there is, in fact, a quiz.