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From the Green Bay Packers to the University of Texas, Gene Wojciechowski ranks the top 10 head-coaching jobs in football.

Gene Wojciechowski has 46 predictions for the 2011 NFL season. Sure to go wrong, you say? He'll be back after the Super Bowl to check how he did.

Every team's roster is blank. Every owner's suite is unoccupied. Every GM's office is empty. Every head coach's film room is unused. You have the No. 1 overall pick in the Total Free Agency Draft. Who do you take?

If the NFL were the BCS, we'd go directly to Atlanta-New England in the Super Bowl, Gene Wojciechowski writes. Thankfully, it's not. Let's handicap the final eight.

Master chef is not on Tom Brady's résumé, but in beating the Green Bay Packers he again proved he can make chicken salad out of table scraps, Gene Wojciechowski writes.

In the pressure of the moment against the archrival Colts, Patriots coach Bill Belichick forgot how to do the football math. He flunked a test he never should have given himself, Gene Wojciechowski writes.

Whenever the subject of facing his mentor Bill Belichick and the Patriots arose, Broncos coach Josh McDaniels played it straight. But after an OT victory, here was no hiding his elation, writes Gene Wojciechowski.

Don't wait until February -- the 44 things that will happen this NFL season are right here.

Tom Brady's injured. Brett Favre isn't. That puts the Jets, one game into the Favre era, smack dab in the AFC East hunt.

The Pats have only themselves to blame for their Super Bowl debacle, Gene Wojciechowski why they'll finish a perfect 19-0.

Here are Gene Wojciechowski's 15 reasons Pats will win.

So much of who and what Bill Belichick is today as head coach of the fabulously successful Patriots can be retraced to who and what he was as head coach of the mostly unsuccessful Browns, Gene Wojciechowski writes.

Win Super Bowl XLII -- and they will -- and the Patriots will have no peer, no point of comparison, Gene Wojciechowski writes.

The Chargers showed grit in beating the Colts but face even bigger odds next week against the Patriots, writes Gene Wojciechowski.

Despite the many pregame subplots, Sunday's Jets-Patriots matchup turned out to be more ordinary than memorable, writes Gene Wojciechowski.

Tom Brady is so darned good, we need to invent new ways of describing him. Bradyisms, anybody?