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Colts fans, starting with Jimmy Irsay, should take a long last look at the legend they're losing. Players like Peyton Manning don't come around very often.

Our man bravely goes where few dare to tread: He reprises his preseason NFL predictions and tries to count how many ways he was wrong.

Gene Wojciechowski has 46 predictions for the 2011 NFL season. Sure to go wrong, you say? He'll be back after the Super Bowl to check how he did.

Here's a refresher course for Dolphins' owner Stephen Ross: The world is round, the sun rises in the east and the NFL lockout most definitely is about labor issues.

It's time for action from Roger Goodell, and we don't mean a lockout action. Our writer suggests it might be time to look for a new commissioner if Goodell can't get an agreement with the union this week.

After answering 15 questions about the Super Bowl XLV matchup, Gene Wojciechowski decides the Packers are the choice.

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.

Rex Ryan's cronies from his small-college New Mexico coaching days 20 years ago say he hasn't changed a bit, Gene Wojciechowski writes.

If the NFL were the BCS, we'd go directly to Atlanta-New England in the Super Bowl, Gene Wojciechowski writes. Thankfully, it's not. Let's handicap the final eight.

The Bears' impressive win over the Eagles is another reason to believe they are for real, Gene Wojciechowski writes.

My ESPN.com colleague Gene Wojciechowski covered the Chicago Bears' 16-0 victory Thursday night over the Miami Dolphins. Afterwards, he addressed the significance of their 7-3 record. As we discussed last week, we're long past the relevance of aes...

ESPN.com columnist Gene Wojciechowski views the NFL in simple terms. Two weeks into the season, each of the 32 teams falls under one of three categories: The Doomed, The Desperate and The Dominant. Here's how Wojchiechowski breaks down the AFC ...

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.

NFL players should bag the over-dramatic, inappropriate and yawn-inducing pregame gesture, Gene Wojciechowski writes.

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!)

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.