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Free agency in 2013 has been fast and furious, with big deals, lots of cuts and new coaches making multiple moves, writes John Clayton.

After the Niners and Seahawks shook up the NFC West, wide receivers could go fast in free agency, writes John Clayton.

We learned plenty at this year's combine, as usual, so the NFL shouldn't change a thing, writes John Clayton.

Greg Schiano made it clear at the combine that Josh Freeman is the Buccaneers' starting quarterback, writes John Clayton.

There are plenty of experienced GMs sitting on the sidelines, waiting to get back into the NFL. Plus, answers to reader questions.

The Rooney Rule is nice in theory, but the NFL's diversity efforts must evolve. Plus, reader questions.

The pistol and read option have staying power, but defenses will eventually adjust. Plus, reader questions.

The Falcons and 49ers found vindication while winning their way into the NFC Championship Game.

Six quarterbacks have divvied up the past nine Super Bowl wins. Will we see a fresh face this year?

After uninspired "mild-card" games, the divisional round matchups should be better, writes John Clayton.

No. 1 seeds are on the line this weekend, but that distinction isn't as valuable as it once was, John Clayton writes.

The AFC playoff picture is mostly set, but the Steelers are making things interesting, writes John Clayton.

The AFC playoff races are on the verge of wrapping up early, John Clayton writes.

With young talent and shrewd moves, the Bengals are getting it right, writes John Clayton.

Recent wild finishes reinforce the necessity of having a quarterback who can thrive in the fourth quarter, John Clayton writes.

With four starters being injured in Week 10, the state of the NFL's backup quarterback situation is about to come into focus, writes John Clayton.