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Aaron Rodgers and Eli Manning both know firsthand the hard road to the Super Bowl, writes John Clayton.

Desperation has set in for many teams, and Sunday may decide some coaches' fates, writes John Clayton.

Aaron Rodgers won the Super Bowl last season. Did he move ahead of Tom Brady and Peyton Manning in John Clayton's QB rankings?

There's a good chance offenses will struggle out of the gate in 2011. John Clayton explains why in his latest mailbag.

Super Bowl week had its share of woes, but the playoffs overall were a huge success, John Clayton writes in his latest mailbag.

Passing is still paramount, but it's clear running ability has helped the four QBs who are still alive in the playoffs, John Clayton writes in his latest mailbag.

Michael Vick has earned elite status among starting quarterbacks as Brett Favre, Donovan McNabb and Carson Palmer have faded, John Clayton writes.

Out of caution or necessity, expect to see starters resting and backups starting, writes John Clayton.

Another NFL quarterback's streak could be ending, writes John Clayton.

Week 11 offers Brady vs. Manning, but Vick might be the real show, writes John Clayton

Week 10 offers Steelers-Patriots and perhaps even some clarity on division races, writes John Clayton

John Clayton identifies his Super Bowl teams, the biggest second-half games and hands out awards in his midseason report.

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

Minnesota's acquisition of Randy Moss adds more sizzle to an already-intriguing Monday night matchup with the Jets, writes John Clayton.

Cincinnati's combination of Marvin Lewis and Carson Palmer has been a nightmare for the Ravens. Coming off a Week 1 loss, the Bengals need that trend to continue Sunday, writes John Clayton.

Of the next wave of potential franchise quarterbacks, the Jets' Mark Sanchez is in the best position to succeed, John Clayton writes.