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Every team's roster is blank. Every owner's suite is unoccupied. Every GM's office is empty. Every head coach's film room is unused. You have the No. 1 overall pick in the Total Free Agency Draft. Who do you take?

With the knucklehead owners' lockout almost over, big questions must be answered, Gene Wojciechowski writes.

By winning the Super Bowl, Aaron Rodgers has started his own era of excellence in Green Bay, Gene Wojciechowski writes.

Back in September, our crack prognosticator was all over the way the NFL season was going to unfold. Here's what became of his predictions.

The four members of the Never Miss a Super Bowl Club will be in Texas for Steelers-Packers. But because of a potentially ugly labor situation, SB XLVI is no gimme, Gene Wojciechowski writes.

Still driven by the 2005 draft day snub, Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers can take it all out on the Eagles in the wild-card round, Gene Wojciechowski writes.

With the Minnesota Vikings' playoff hopes fading, it's time to can coach Brad Childress, Gene Wojciechowski writes.

Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre is as close as he has ever been to ending the longest streak of consecutive starts by a position player in NFL history, courtesy of a pair of small fractures in his left foot. Favre hasn't missed a game since...

Too early? Nope. It's never too early. Two weeks into the NFL season, we already know which teams are doomed, which teams are desperate and which teams are dominant.

Why even bother watching the games? Our expert already knows how the 2010 NFL season will unfold. Here we go with XLV predictions leading up to the Super Bowl XLV champion. (No fair skipping to the end!)

Despite their bold moves, the Bears are only the third-best team in the NFC North.

Back in September, our crack prognosticator was all over the way the NFL season was going to unfold. And he was right. Mostly. Some of the time. Well, a little.

The performance of 40-year-old Brett Favre in leading the Vikings to the NFC title game this season has been nothing short of remarkable, writes Gene Wojciechowski.

Brett Favre wouldn't call it revenge, but he undoubtedly took great personal satisfaction in leading the Vikings to an impressive victory over Green Bay, writes Gene Wojciechowski.

Don't wait until February -- the 44 things that will happen this NFL season are right here.

Brett Favre is apparently considering a comeback. And our resident Favre defender is all for it.