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Peering into the NFL's coaching trees reveals that the league's collective knowledge is an organic, ever-evolving entity.

This year's rookie quarterbacks have joined the conversation about which draft class is the best ever.

NFL Hot Read -- How the rookie quarterbacks of 2012 are making an instant impact.

If your favorite team is on this list, just accept that it's not going to be your year for a Super Bowl run.

Even after winning 124 games together, Tom Brady and Bill Belichick are still eager to prove themselves, writes Greg Garber.

Is Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck so good that bad NFL teams should tank the season in order to draft him? Maybe. At least that's a theory ESPN.com's Greg Garber explores. This rare sense of certainty has created an awkward situation among f...

The prospect of getting sure-fire franchise quarterback Andrew Luck with the No. 1 pick has fans rooting against their favorite teams, writes Greg Garber.

Thirty years ago this month, the Miami Dolphins and New York Jets quietly played an historic football game at the Orange Bowl. NBC Sports broadcast the game without announcers. ESPN.com senior writer Greg Garber looked back on the unusual and c...

Why the Jets-Dolphins game was broadcast 30 years ago without announcers.

In this week's "Hot Read" feature, ESPN senior writer Greg Garber examines the art and science of clock management. The story is a fascinating look at how coaches so often screw up the outcome of games by mismanaging time. "The clock management...

If the Jets win their regular-season finale, they'll be back in the playoffs. Why, then, do their fans feel Charlie Brown's sense of dread, Greg Garber asks?

Venus and Serena Williams will become the latest celebrities to own a stake in the Miami Dolphins, a person familiar with the deal said.

Florida Atlantic linebacker Frantz Joseph gave up a full ride at Boston College to move closer to home to help his ailing mother. Greg Garber profiles Joseph's unusual sacrifice on "Outside The Lines."

Some Bills fans are irked the team is playing a "home game" against Miami in Toronto. Keeping the Rogers Centre's retractable roof closed -- and the prospect of a permanent move open -- inspires more worry.

Aaron Rodgers isn't the first player to embark in the steps of a QB legend. Greg Garber has the stories of four others.

What's left for Junior Seau, the linebacker who seemingly has everything? After 18 seasons, the quest for that missing Super Bowl ring is the thing.