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Joe Lombardi, the Saints' QB coach and grandson of the legendary Vince Lombardi, is hoping to add a new chapter to his family's legacy, writes Len Pasquarelli.

The Giants and Packers will battle to decide the NFC's representative at the Super Bowl. Len Pasquarelli answers five questions about the conference title game.

Len Pasquarelli analyzes the six NFC playoff teams and answers several key questions, including: Does anybody have a chance against the Pats?

Joseph Addai is just one of the backs being asked to carry a bigger load as the two-back system -- for various reasons -- may be giving way to the workhorse days of old, writes Len Pasquarelli.

Convinced in discussions with Randy Moss that he believes his NFL legacy is tied to winning a Super Bowl and not to individual accomplishments, the New England Patriots on Sunday acquired the electrifying but enigmatic wide receiver from Oakland.

What is the next hot trend on the defensive side of the ball? That's hard to pinpoint, but one place to look is in the secondary, writes Len Pasquarelli.

Former standout tight end Dan Ross, who spent most of his seven NFL seasons with the Cincinnati Bengals and still shares the record for most receptions in a Super Bowl, died Tuesday at age 49.

With turnover among head coaches and coordinators, continuity has become rare in the NFL. &#8226 Tip sheet notes

Paul Tagliabue will meet with owners Thursday to provide an update on CBA talks, but don't expect any big developments.

People say, "Offense wins games, but defense wins championships." Ultimately, winning comes down to both.

Several teams are counting on the recoveries of injured players to turn their fortunes around in '05.

With negotiations dragging on the proposed extension to the collective bargaining agreement, commissioner Paul Tagliabue for the first time in years, was asked on Friday to address the league's labor relationship with its rank-and-file.

Offensive guards will never get the kind of recognition that OTs do, but that's starting to change.

One reason for the Steelers' success is the continuity along their offensive line.

With all six teams reaching double digits in wins, the AFC is clearly the power conference in the playoffs.

If Sunday was any kind of indicator, no one in the NFC looks capable of keeping the Eagles from the Super Bowl.