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John Clayton examines the current youth movement under center in the NFL, and the reasons more young quarterbacks are getting starting jobs.

Some NFL coaches -- already in difficult spots -- are hit especially hard by the lockout, writes John Clayton.

Randy Moss returns to New England with revenge on the mind, and inside knowledge of the Patriots' struggling secondary, writes John Clayton.

With John Clayton's training camp tour done, the Vikings and the Steelers appear to be the standout squads among the teams he's seen in person.

This season's Steelers defense conjures memories of the Steel Curtain of the '70s. Where does it rank historically? John Clayton considers that, plus your questions.

Although the Broncos and Texans are on the verge of playoff elimination, Thursday night's game is compelling because of the principals involved, writes John Clayton.

Inactive players for Sunday's 1 p.m. Week 13 games.

The Patriots have too much firepower for the Cowboys for the Duel in Dallas, John Clayton writes.

Rivalries and grudge matches abound this week, but the New England-Cincinnati Monday night matchup is the best, John Clayton writes.

After dealing with a major distraction this week, the Patriots must find a way to focus on one of the biggest games of their season.

Several teams paid the price for resting their key offensive starters in the preseason, writes John Clayton.

With training camps about to open, John Clayton takes a team-by-team look at the biggest story lines in the AFC.

Can Romeo Crennel save his job? Is Matt Schaub the answer in Houston? John Clayton poses five questions to ponder as June winds down.

With minicamps around the corner, John Clayton answers the big questions facing AFC teams.

Al Davis set the Raiders back by passing on a QB last year. Will he do it again? John Clayton examines Oakland's plight and more in his First ... and 10.

John Clayton looks at David Carr's future in Houston and has more notes from the first day of the scouting combine.