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Earlier this month, I wrote a column on how John Harbaugh's impressive start has put him in line to be recognized as the NFL's next great coach. ESPN's Greg Garber believes Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin deserves to be included in the conversa...

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

After seemingly hitting a familiar stride, the New England Patriots appear to be unstoppable. Are they? Experts weigh in.

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.

The Patriots are getting big-time production from undersized players, writes Greg Garber.

In his quest to clutch his first Vince Lombardi Trophy, Jets RB LaDainian Tomlinson is inspiring his team with the coaching legend's teachings, Greg Garber writes.

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...

In the playoffs, one major mistake using the clock can end your season. Yet time management is a science few coaches have been able to master, Greg Garber writes.

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?

Brett Favre came to the Jets to win. He also wanted to have fun. So far, he's doing well on both fronts, writes Greg Garber.

Patriots QB Matt Cassel hasn't started a game since high school, but he's confident he is prepared as he steps in for the injured Tom Brady, Greg Garber writes.

To understand Bill Belichick, you must understand his obsession with film study, Greg Garber writes.

Off-field incidents involving players have brought the NFL under intense scrutiny, Greg Garber writes. Could tougher penalties for bad behavior be next?

The Rooney Rule has helped turn around the NFL's once-dismal record of hiring minority head coaches, Greg Garber writes.

Outside of the fact they are both from New York and play a division foe in the playoffs, the Jets and Giants have very little in common, writes Greg Garber.