Author: Jarrett Bell, USA TODAY

There’s still hope for playoff glory for several NFL teams that have no business being rewarded for bad football.

With more than 100 players league-wide testing positive for COVID last week, the NFL gets a glimpse of what could go down during the playoffs.

Deion Sanders is on top of the world with Jackson State set to play for the Black College Football Championship days after a big recruiting win.

The Jaguars might have hoped Urban Meyer would be the next Jimmy Johnson. Instead, he turned out to be a massive college-to-NFL coaching flop.

The Bucs didn’t need suspended WR Antonio Brown to roll past the Falcons, but next week’s game against the Bills could be a different story.

Tom Brady threw four touchdown passes and Chris Godwin set a franchise record with 15 receptions in the Buccaneers’ win over the Falcons.

Elite runners are essential, especially as playoff time approaches, but the risk of injury is a major concern for their NFL teams, Jarrett Bell writes.

The Seahawks don’t have much hope remaining entering Monday night’s game, and a lost season will spark questions for Russell Wilson and Pete Carroll.

The Rams made no secret of the fact that they were going all-in on a Super Bowl run this year. Now, Los Angeles looks lost amid a three-game skid.

Aaron Rodgers threw for two touchdowns and ran for another as the Packers handed the Rams their third consecutive defeat.