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Inactive players for Sunday's 1 p.m. Week 10 games.

Expand the playoffs? It's a question of when, not if, John Clayton writes.

No. 1 seeds are on the line this weekend, but that distinction isn't as valuable as it once was, John Clayton writes.

Recent wild finishes reinforce the necessity of having a quarterback who can thrive in the fourth quarter, John Clayton writes.

This weekend will help determine how interesting the AFC playoff race will be down the stretch, John Clayton writes.

Misfortune and luck can lead to landing the right quarterback, John Clayton writes. For the Colts, misfortune led to Luck.

Mario Williams goes back to Houston, where the Texans' defense is everything the Bills wanted theirs to become, John Clayton writes.

Is it time to panic yet? The Eagles, Cowboys and Chargers might be on the brink, John Clayton writes.

It's a crucial weekend for three slumping NFC teams, writes John Clayton.

The NFC is the superior conference by far in 2012. That actually keeps more AFC teams in the playoff race, writes John Clayton.

Parity? Balance? Please. The NFC has more heavy hitters and is clearly becoming the superior conference, writes John Clayton.

Teams set an opening-week record, piling up 791 points, writes John Clayton. Can they keep up that pace?

Last season's No. 1 playoff seeds should benefit from easier schedules this season, writes John Clayton.

The Cowboys-Giants game to settle the disappointing NFC East has more of a play-in vibe than playoff feel, writes John Clayton.

While the Jets and Giants engage in a war of words, one coach could be fighting for his job, writes John Clayton.

Desperation has set in for many teams, and Sunday may decide some coaches' fates, writes John Clayton.