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The Pro Bowl will survive for next season, but changes are likely. Plus: playoff expansion talk, rules changes and more from the owners meetings.

Roger Goodell's influence will be felt when the struggling Saints and Packers meet on Sunday, writes John Clayton.

The penalties given to the Saints as a result of the bounty scandal effectively take Drew Brees & Co. out of Super Bowl contention, John Clayton writes.

What clues to the NFL's immediate future did Commissioner Goodell reveal in his state of the league speech on Friday? John Clayton analyzes.

Week 12 will sort out the pretenders and contenders, writes John Clayton.

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell came down hard on Packers defensive end Johnny Jolly on Friday, suspending him for at least the 2010 season for violating the league's substance abuse policy. While the loss of Jolly is significant for Green Bay, it'...

Stadium issues for the Chargers, Vikings and Jaguars were among the main items of unfinished business as the 2010 owners meetings in Dallas closed, writes John Clayton.

Jimmy Clausen was a big loser on Day 1 of the draft, writes John Clayton, and so were the Denver Broncos.

Three top divisional matchups are among the can't-miss games on the 2010 schedule, writes John Clayton.

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell says it's important to reach a labor deal quickly, but it's a long shot to get done by the March 5 deadline, writes John Clayton.

Teams such as the Colts have the right to rest starters, writes John Clayton in his latest mailbag.

To prepare a team in case their roster is hit by swine flu, commissioner Roger Goodell is going to offer emergency roster help.

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell made a strong statement by suspending Browns WR Donte' Stallworth for one year, John Clayton writes.

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell's conditional reinstatement of Michael Vick is the right call, John Clayton writes.

Count on Seattle's defense being better. If the offense improves too, the Seahawks could win nine or 10 games in 2009, writes John Clayton in his latest mailbag.

In this ugly battle of wills between the Packers and Brett Favre, the quarterback looks like the winner, John Clayton writes.