Author: Jarrett Bell, USA TODAY

There’s two years left on the NFL’s current collective bargaining agreement, but the next deal hinges on several issues. But money towers over it all.

Don’t hold your breath if you’re thinking the NFL is on the brink of giving players to green light to smoke their pain away with marijuana.

The league adopts revision to newly implemented rules to review pass interference, forcing coaches (not the booth) to challenge at end of each half.

An agreement between NFL and the NFLPA to further study pain management could signal the league has an open mind on allowing marijuana as pain remedy.

It’s a debate waiting to happen: What’s the penalty for NFL players trying to game the system for an unfair advantage on the field?

With three first-round picks, the Raiders enter an NFL draft that could determine the course of Jon Gruden’s rebuild of the franchise.

The former Ohio State QB could drive himself silly if he took to heart everything that has been declared, projected, suspected and dissected about him

Pro days can provide prospects a platform to shine as fans gush, but don’t let the setup drastically alter the outlook on anyone in the NFL draft.

Though he attended the NFL owners meetings despite facing charges of soliciting prostitution, Robert Kraft didn’t discuss his case with fellows owners