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ATLANTA -- They still are wearing disguises -- lots of them -- but the days of the Atlanta Falcons masquerading as a team capable of going deep into the postseason might be ready to end. If you saw Atlanta's defense in Monday night's 27-21 win aga...

ATLANTA -- Thoughts on the Atlanta Falcons' 27-21 victory against the Denver Broncos at the Georgia Dome on Monday night: What it means: It wasn't the offensive shootout that many expected and it was far from the best game you'll ever see. But the...

BUFORD, Ga. -- It's time to start looking ahead to the "Monday Night Football" game between the Atlanta Falcons and Denver Broncos. Let's take a look at some of the preview stuff from the pages of our site: Here's my advance column on the game....

When the Atlanta Falcons and Denver Broncos play Monday night," the dominant storyline will be Peyton Manning. The Denver quarterback, who might be the greatest ever to play the position, will be playing in his second game since missing all of las...

TAMPA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT -- It's going to be a very busy few days in the NFC South, so buckle up as we run through some programming notes. I'm about to fly to Charlotte, where I'll be covering Sunday's game between the New Orleans Saints and Ca...

The "Monday Night Football" opening will feature an old song with new words. The Charlie Daniels Band will perform "The Devil Went Down to Georgia," just before the game between the Atlanta Falcons and Denver Broncos. The song originally came out ...

New York Jets owner Woody Johnson said Sunday that Tim Tebow's off-field popularity was not the reason his team traded for the quarterback, strongly emphasizing that the deal with Denver strictly was a football move.

Carolina Panthers owner Jerry Richardson, one of the leaders in labor talks between the National Football League and its players, said negotiations are not going well.

NFL free agents might reap bonanzas now, but the climate is rapidly changing. The league's many layoffs and budget freezes are signs of gloomy times ahead, writes Pat Yasinskas.

Posted by ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas The list of candidates for the latest Pro Football Hall of Fame class has been cut to 25 and it looks if we're probably going to have to wait five years for Warren Sapp (and maybe John Lynch) for the NFC South to ha...