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You've heard the chatter by the sports pundits and on the talk shows. Heck, you may have even heard it here. So are the knee-jerk reactions about your team based in reality? Our NFL bloggers weigh in....

You've heard the chatter by the sports pundits and on the talk shows. Heck, you may have even heard it here. So are the knee-jerk reactions about your team based in reality? Our NFL bloggers weigh in....

Action from NFL Week 10

Photos from the tenth week in the NFL 2012 season

Week 10 inactives

Bills defensive end Chris Kelsay said Friday that doctors evaluating his neck injury determined it does not appear serious and he still hopes to play Sunday against Tom Brady and the NFL's highest-scoring offense.

Jake Locker has taken all the first-team repetitions in practice this week and it appears he will be the starting quarterback for the Titans against the Dolphins, replacing veteran Matt Hasselbeck, a team source said.

Chad Millman takes a look at Week 10 line moves and offers his weekly Millman Rankings.

Blog | Conversation | November 09, 2012

We thought the 1985 Bears defense was one of a kind, but this year's version is proving to be on par, Adam Schefter writes in his 10 Spot.

Cowboys have no second chance in fight for survival against Eagles team in despair.

New York Giants wide receiver Hakeem Nicks (knee) said he will play Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Trying to stop Baltimore running back Ray Rice was already a monumental task facing the Oakland Raiders this week. Doing it without seven-time Pro Bowl defensive lineman Richard Seymour will make the challenge even more daunting.

Buffalo Bills defensive end Chris Kelsay has hurt his neck in practice, leaving his status uncertain for this weekend's game at New England.

Aaron Schatz of Football Outsiders explains why the New York Giants may be in danger of yet another second-half slide.

Story | Conversation | November 08, 2012

Imitating Cam Newton's Superman celebration caused one Charlotte prep football player to be ejected from a state playoff game.

Linebacker K.J. Wright and guard James Carpenter did not practice for the Seattle Seahawks as each continues to recover from concussions suffered last week.