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President Barack Obama welcomed the Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens to the White House on Wednesday, congratulating the team on its unlikely title run -- and offering some good-natured jibes.

numberFire takes an early look at how the playoff field could look next season and which teams have the most work to do in free agency to get there.

Story | Conversation | February 04, 2013

Other teams passed on the Harbaugh brothers before they landed with the Ravens and 49ers, writes Adam Schefter.

Gary Horton examines four teams that figure to get a nice boost from key players getting healthy and returning to the lineup, led by the Green Bay Packers.

Story | Conversation | November 30, 2012

Pigskinpalooza offers the definitive list of likely teams for Peyton Manning.

ESPN Insider takes an early look at how the playoff field could look next season. The Green Bay Packers and New England Patriots are the No. 1 seeds.

Story | Conversation | February 08, 2012

Tom Brady is one of eight Patriots and Patrick Willis one of eight 49ers to make the Pro Bowl, the most on each roster.

Gene Wojciechowski has 46 predictions for the 2011 NFL season. Sure to go wrong, you say? He'll be back after the Super Bowl to check how he did.

Rick Reilly sat down with Archie, Peyton and Eli Manning to discuss growing up Manning, Super Bowl wins, the one rule the NFL needs to change, wedgies, concussions and, of course, their infamous ESPN commercial.

Assuming their franchise veterans can't play forever, teams will have to look to the draft soon for their replacements. Mel Kiper explains who may need heirs sooner rather than later and where they may be able to address that need in the 2011 NFL draft.

Story | Conversation | February 11, 2011

Gary Horton picks 48 playoff 'X factors' -- four guys per team -- who, while not household names, could swing the balance of the AFC and NFC playoffs. You'll find names like Roman Harper, John Kuhn, Raheem Brock and Danny Woodhead here.

Story | Conversation | January 04, 2011

David Fleming lists 12 things about the AFC that would surprise him, starting with how Ed Reed's absence could affect the Ravens.

Story | Conversation | July 29, 2010

David Fleming closes the book on this year's Flem File with a look at the past, present and future.

Although some viewers didn't like the mix of sports and social issues, the Ombudsman says ESPN's coverage of race and the Super Bowl was smart and creative.

So what's better to have? A great defense or a great offense? John Clayton looks at that and 10 other key questions about Super Bowl XLI.

As Tank Johnson talked at media day in Miami, he sounded an awful lot like Ray Lewis at media day in Tampa.