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Aaron Rodgers and Eli Manning both know firsthand the hard road to the Super Bowl, 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?

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

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

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

The NFC has no clear favorite through six weeks, and don't expect one to emerge this weekend, writes John Clayton.

Sunday's Cowboys-Vikings matchup is an elimination game of sorts. The loser would have to overcome long odds to make playoffs, 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.

Texans RB Arian Foster continued his amazing rise in Week 3 of the preseason, John Clayton writes in his latest mailbag.

The Golden Age of NFL Quarterbacks continues to evolve. Bubble screens make it easier for quarterbacks to continue drives through the air. More talent is moving into the slot in three-receiver sets, giving quarterbacks even more passing options. The...

Normally, Steelers-Ravens games are low scoring. That might not be the case this week, as both Ben Roethlisberger and Joe Flacco are healthy and motivated, writes John Clayton.

As they deal with the death of teammate Chris Henry, the Bengals have to somehow focus on football and get ready to face a talented Chargers team on the road, writes John Clayton.

The timing is right for Andy Reid and the Eagles to make their move in the NFC East, writes John Clayton.

A Vikings victory would mean the Favre decision cost the Packers a shot at the division title for a second consecutive year, John Clayton writes in his weekly First and 10 column.