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The New England Patriots already had the NFL's best quarterback, best offensive player and best coach for 2010. Now they have the best offensive line, too. John Madden -- the actual guy, not the video game -- announced the Patriots won the 2010...

The NFL has announced 28 finalists for the inaugural Don Shula NFL Coach of the Year Award. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell created the award a year ago "to honor exemplary football coaches at all levels of the sport that display the integrity, ach...

There's no denying the past couple generations of football fans have absorbed much of their knowledge of the sport by playing the John Madden video game because of its realism. A tiny fraction of those fans actually make it to the NFL as players. ...

Hidden amid the Super Bowl coverage last weekend was an interesting comment from NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, who hinted one of the game's most fundamental images could vanish. The three-point stance could be outlawed as a safety measure to red...

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- The New York Jets' offensive line paved the way for the NFL's top rushing attack and featured three Pro Bowlers. But it wasn't the NFL's best. In an award that was long overdue and bestows a pretty cool statue, the New ...

ESPN's John Clayton put together his list of the 10 most memorable plays in Super Bowl history. AFC East clubs have been involved in many unforgettable moments, and in attempting to put together a list, the heartbreakers seemed more distinguished ...

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham The Madden Curse won't strike anybody in the AFC East this year. The cover boy for Madden NFL 10, the most popular football video game since George Plimpton told us how realistic Intellivision was, will be reve...

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham As much as Mike Smith, Tony Sparano and Jeff Fisher deserve coach-of-the-year consideration, I still contend Bill Belichick is doing the best job of his career. When Belichick's ramshackle team shellacked the Oakland R...

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham Tony Tomsic/Getty Images Joe Namath was the first to throw for 4,000 yards in a season. Readers' pick: Joe Namath, QB Four decades later, when you think of the New York Jets, you still think of J...