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Both new and old rivalries dot an exciting 2013 NFL schedule, writes John Clayton.

No. 1 seeds are on the line this weekend, but that distinction isn't as valuable as it once was, John Clayton writes.

John Clayton identifies his Super Bowl teams and the biggest second-half games, and hands out awards in his midseason report.

John Clayton ranks the top 10 plays in Super Bowl history.

John Clayton identifies his Super Bowl teams, the biggest second-half games and hands out awards in his midseason report.

Economics, not weather, is the key factor in New York's bid to host the 2014 Super Bowl, writes John Clayton.

Peering into his crystal ball, John Clayton forecasts three teams in each conference as 2009 title favorites.

The Giants have all the elements needed to win consecutive Super Bowls, including youth and relative roster stability. But there are some questions about the futures of key players and an assistant coach.

The Giants have all the elements needed to win consecutive Super Bowls, including youth and relative roster stability. But there are some questions about the futures of key players and an assistant coach.

Although it toils in relative obscurity, the Giants' offensive line has become one of the league's elite blocking units, writes John Clayton.

What elements could help make this the most-watched Super Bowl in history? John Clayton outlines 10 hype magnets.

Whether his critics like it or not, Eli Manning did enough good things in three playoff games to get the Giants to the Super Bowl -- and to be considered a franchise quarterback, John Clayton writes.

Don't expect any Super Bowl previews in the second half, because marquee division games dominate the rest of the schedule, writes John Clayton.

Expect to see the real Colts now that several key players are getting healthy, John Clayton writes.

When the Packers battle Dallas for NFC supremacy, they will do it with an injury-riddled and inexperienced squad, writes John Clayton.

The Patriots have too much firepower for the Cowboys for the Duel in Dallas, John Clayton writes.