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The biggest stories from Week 7 include a coaching failure for San Diego, questionable behavior from the Lions and plenty of quarterback news.

NewtonCam Newton set the NFL record for pass yards in a debut with 422 last week in the Carolina Panthers' loss to the Arizona Cardinals. For an encore, he threw for 432 yards in another loss, this time to the defending Super Bowl champion Green Bay ...

Posted by ESPN.com's James Walker In our latest edition of "Thought of the Day" in the AFC North, we examine the topic of dynasties: Jason from Naugatuck Ct. writes: James, I read your comment about the Pittsburgh Steelers being a dynas...

The Super Bowl champion Steelers will open the 2009 NFL season in Pittsburgh on Sept. 10 against the Tennessee Titans.

Posted by ESPN.com's James Walker Here is your one-stop shopping for the best stories around the AFC North: Over the weekend, Tony Grossi of the Cleveland Plain Dealer noted that four weeks have passed since former Browns center LeCharles Bentley ask...

Page 2's Patrick Hruby breaks down the intricacies of the NFL combine and explains why so many of us watch it.

Most people think the Colts will throw the ball deep, while the Bears will feature the run. But TMQ says they've got it all wrong.

The time has come for Bills owner Ralph Wilson to stop his public bashing of the CBA extension, John Clayton writes.

Edwin Pope, Jerry Izenberg, Jerry Green and Dave Klein have seen every Super Bowl play. Gene Wojciechowski pays tribute.

January Moments

The big game is less than two weeks away -- here's everything you need to know about its history.

With racial tensions high and the country divided, the NFL called upon Grambling's marching band in Super Bowl I.

Al Davis, the Raiders controversial owner who has three Super Bowl rings and has antagonized his fellow NFL owners with lawsuits, will be profiled on Wednesday at 4 p.m. ET.

Miami would like to avoid what would surely be among the biggest upsets ever in the world of sports.

The Packers defeat the Chiefs, 35-10, in Super Bowl I in Los Angeles. Green Bay's Elijah Pitts runs for two touchdowns and Max McGee catches two TD passes from Bart Starr. Starr completes 16-of-23 passes for 250 yards and is named MVP.

January 1 College football 1925: In the final ride of the Four Horsemen, unbeaten national champion Notre Dame gallops to a 27-10 victory over Ernie Nevers-led Stanford in the Rose Bowl. Fleet-footed Elmer Layden is the top horseman as he scores th...