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Mailbag: With teams getting close to shutting down until training camp, John Clayton examines some of the biggest remaining questions.

Expect Tavon Austin, DeAndre Hopkins and Robert Woods to emerge as offensive ROY candidates, writes John Clayton.

An innovative scheduling software is helping teams avoid three-game road trips and other dreaded quirks, writes John Clayton.

Both new and old rivalries dot an exciting 2013 NFL schedule, writes John Clayton.

Few teams have the luxury of sitting their starters in this season finale -- too much is at stake.

Before each season, experts try to pick the surprise teams. But these teams surprised us by being disappointing, writes John Clayton.

History tells us some playoff teams from last seaosn will make way for teams with easier schedules. John Clayton singles out the most likely candidates.

Michael Vick's return to Atlanta provides drama, but San Diego-New England may be a playoff preview, writes John Clayton.

Longevity is key when compiling NFL "best of" lists regarding teams, John Clayton writes.

Thanks to the rise of the Bears and champion Packers, the NFC North gets a prime-time push on the 2011 schedule, John Clayton writes.

The 2011 schedule looks favorable for the NFC East, as well as the Steelers and Ravens, John Clayton writes.

The NFL will officially announce the 2011 schedule on Tuesday at 7 p.m. Eastern.

The 8-5 Bucs have made strides, but a favorable schedule has been a big part of their success, John Clayton writes in his latest mailbag.

The Eagles have been doing fine with Michael Vick, but we'll find out for sure Sunday whether getting rid of Donovan McNabb was the right move, writes John Clayton.

The clash between the Donovan McNabb-led Washington Redskins and the Philadelphia Eagles at FedEx Field highlights the 2010 "Monday Night Football" schedule, writes John Clayton.

John Clayton has eight teams on his radar that should make dramatic leaps in 2009. Read about whom he selects and why.