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The new carryover rule changes the way teams handle the salary cap. Plus: reader questions.

Football records might not resonate like those in baseball, but there are five NFL records that stand above the rest, John Clayton writes.

Expand the playoffs? It's a question of when, not if, John Clayton writes.

John Clayton delivers a musical masterpiece with his NFL midseason report.

Even though he lost, Rober Griffin III's road prowess continues to amaze, writes John Clayton.

Upsets. Crazy plays. Debatable play calls. Incredible kicks. Week 6 had it all, writes John Clayton.

It's a crucial weekend for three slumping NFC teams, writes John Clayton.

The Colts proved they are "Chuckstrong" in rallying past the Packers in support of their ailing coach, writes John Clayton.

The NFC is the superior conference by far in 2012. That actually keeps more AFC teams in the playoff race, writes John Clayton.

The Texans and Falcons appear to be the class of their respective conferences, writes John Clayton.

John Clayton ranks the NFL's starting quarterbacks from No. 1 to No. 32.

Unless the Saints plan to release Drew Brees, the salary-cap impact of a $23.6 million franchise tag in 2013 would be devastating to the team, John Clayton writes in his latest mailbag.

After the dust settled in Week 17, these are the 10 burning questions for the AFC playoffs, John Clayton writes.

While the Jets and Giants engage in a war of words, one coach could be fighting for his job, writes John Clayton.

Caleb Hanie and Matt Leinart aren't just replacing injured starters, they also need to keep their teams' playoff hopes alive, writes John Clayton.

For Jets and other teams hoping to contend, it's time to assert themselves, writes John Clayton.