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Numbers don't lie -- and neither does the game film. That was my first reaction to Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark's remarks that New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady sometimes "sees ghosts" in the pocket. I've watched games in person ...

Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark said Monday on ESPN's "NFL Live" that New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady "sees ghosts" when pressured by defenses.

ESPN's "NFL Live" television program discussed the Patriots on Monday, with analyst Darren Woodson and Steelers safety Ryan Clark on the set with host Wendi Nix. The question posed was how vulnerable the Patriots are given the offseason loss of We...

The "NFL Live" panel discusses whether the New England Patriots have reached the end of their title window....

ESPNBoston.com's Mike Reiss joined NFL Live last week and listed New England Patriots' Chad Ochocinco as one of the high-profile receivers most likely not to make the cut. Keep in mind, New England stocked up heavily on receivers this offseason, and ...

Retired New England Patriots left tackle Matt Light made a trip to ESPN headquarters this week. He recently played a game of percentages on "NFL Live" and had some interesting things to say. Percentage chance Tom Brady plays for 10 more years M...

ESPN's "NFL Live" crew, with analysts Mark Schlereth and Jerry Rice, discuss why the Patriots are likely to assign the franchise tag to receiver Wes Welker if the sides can't reach a long-term deal. "When you talk about the New England Patriots, y...

The first live stream of the Super Bowl drew 2.1 million unique viewers, NBC said Thursday.

In the video above, the NFL Live crew makes their picks for Patriots-Broncos: * Mark Schlereth: "The thing about playing the New England Patriots, this offense is prolific ... I just don't think that the Denver Broncos, at the end of the day, are ...

Wendi Nix was joined by analysts Tedy Bruschi and Mark Schlereth to discuss the importance of the No. 1 playoff seed for the Patriots. Bruschi: "It's important, you want it, you want home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. But for this New E...

In the NFL Live clip above, both analysts don't see how the Broncos can beat the Patriots on Sunday: * Tim Hasselbeck: "I can see New England putting up 35 points against Denver, which would be way too much for Tebow and that Broncos offense." ...

ESPN on Wednesday announced the additions of Hall of Fame receiver Jerry Rice and two-time Super Bowl-winning coach Bill Parcells.

Christopher Harris has the early analysis of live fantasy football drafts, including players overvalued and undervalued.

A few hours ago, I thought "NFL Live" analysts Mark Schlereth and Marcellus Wiley were off base by not including the New England Patriots in the conversation for most explosive offense. We're in alignment again. This week's ESPN.com Power Ranki...

In an "NFL Live" segment, ESPN analysts Mark Schlereth and Marcellus Wiley discussed the most explosive offense. Each spoke definitively about his choice. Wiley went with the Philadelphia Eagles because of team speed. Schlereth backed the Green Ba...

The topic on "NFL Live" was a playoff team from last year that will struggle in 2011. Studio analyst Darren Woodson pointed to the Kansas City Chiefs. Host Michael Smith thought the Seattle Seahawks were the easiest answer. Woodson's partner, M...