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After running the numbers, ESPN.com pro football writer John Clayton arrived at a win total for every team in the division for 2012. Is the figure too high, too low or spot on? HOUSTON TEXANS: If injuries have a way of evening out, then the Housto...

It might not seem fair on the surface, but the current seeding structure is likely here to stay, John Clayton writes in his latest mailbag.

The Ravens, Bengals and Texans have the best grades in the AFC this season, John Clayton writes.

Interim coaching moves are often fruitless, but the Dolphins, Jaguars and Chiefs have taken a sound approach, John Clayton writes in his latest mailbag.

The pool of qualified head-coaching candidates isn't nearly as deep as usual, John Clayton writes in his latest mailbag.

By firing Jack Del Rio now, Jacksonville gets a jump on other teams looking for a head coach, writes John Clayton.

Armed with draft picks, the Bengals and Browns could eventually shift the power structure in the AFC North, John Clayton writes in his latest mailbag.

Turns out Jim Harbaugh and Chan Gailey might be right. The lockout-marred offseason wasn't the time to switch QBs, John Clayton writes in his latest mailbag.

The NFL's biggest-ever roster cutdown produced some interesting trends, writes John Clayton in his latest mailbag.

Rookie QB Blaine Gabbert's Jaguars debut is among the top storylines heading into Week 1 of the preseason, John Clayton writes.

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.

Reading the coverage ... Two AFC South players made John Clayton's NFL All-Pro Team. Houston Texans The Texans talked to Marvin Lewis before he re-signed with Cincinnati and will talk to Wade Phillips today, says John McClain. The new def...

In grading the AFC, the Patriots, Steelers and Chiefs are the standouts, John Clayton writes.

Maurice Jones-Drew didn't practice Friday because of a knee injury and is doubtful for Sunday's game against the Washington Redskins.

The Cowboys usually struggle in late-season meetings with Philadelphia, but Jerry Jones' team brings momentum and confidence into Sunday's battle for NFC East supremacy, writes John Clayton.