Friday, Nov. 16, 2012

Lambeau Stadium may be the most storied home field in the NFL, but a writer in Green Bay says Aaron Rodgers’ version of the Packers is built to play in domes.

With the injuries that starting quarterbacks around the NFL have suffered recently, a columnist in Denver says Peyton Manning is lucky to still be standing.

Add Wade Phillips’ name to the list of people who think the league’s system of fines and punishment is biased against defensive players.

The Ravens are quickly evolving from the hunter to the hunted in the AFC North, according to a writer in Baltimore.

A columnist in St. Louis says there’s an energy level surrounding the Rams that’s not often seen this late in the season, an energy the team hopes to build on when they play the Jets on Sunday.

Is it still possible for Andy Reid to save his job? A writer in Philadelphia thinks so.

Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012

After the Chiefs were penalized for excessive celebration Monday night following a group dance, Romeo Crennel says he will put a stop to similar mistakes in the future.

A reporter in New York offers a detailed account of the Jets’ swirling controversy around Tim Tebow as the tension in New York seems to be reaching a boiling point.

A Green Bay columnist takes a look at the difficulties the Packers will face if Clay Matthews misses games beyond this Sunday in Detroit.

Alex Smith may play against the Bears on Monday night, but a writer in Chicago thinks Niners QB Colin Kaepernick would have the edge over Chicago's Jason Campbell if both teams were to start their backup QBs.

Bengals LB Rey Maualuga has really upped his game by losing 20 pounds in the last seven weeks.

The Cardinals’ offseason personnel additions have largely proven ineffective, writes an Arizona columnist.

Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2012