In arguably the greatest Super Bowl of all time, Tom Brady made history by leading a furious 25 point comeback en route to his record-setting 5th title
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After a brief eight-year career, Pat McAfee shocks the NFL and it's broad audience by announcing his retirement from the Indianapolis Colts.
The Georgia Dome sends off the Atlanta Falcons in victorious fashion with their second-biggest playoff win in franchise history
A predictable move finally came forward as the Chargers hopped ship and moved up north in the Golden State from San Diego to Los Angeles
Rumors have already emerged that Blake Bortles could be on his way out which would be a terrible decision for the Jacksonville Jaguars organization
Tyrod Taylor takes a lot of the blame for the Buffalo Bills' continued struggles as they miss the playoffs for the 17th year in a row.
It is unbelievable that one of the league's greatest wide receivers had to wait even one year for his HOF induction because of his off-field antics
With the playoffs showcasing the best of the best, this Saturday will display a battle of two backup quarterbacks in Osweiler and Cook.
Marvin Lewis led his squad to the worst record in the Andy Dalton era, failing to make the playoffs; making it more apparent it is time to move on.
One of the greatest players to ever represent the horseshoe logo, Robert Mathis ends his 14-year tenure with Indianapolis and announces his retirement.
Gary Kubiak, two years after a Super Bowl win, decides to step down due to recent health scares that occured throughout the season.
After one bleak year under Chip Kelly, San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York threw up the rug to start anew with high draft picks and minimal talent at hand.
AJ Green can be the first wide receiver to claim the MVP award by separating himself in the era of dominant receivers in a pass happy league
Aaron Rodgers follows up his disappointing 2015 campaign with a season even worse statistically against tougher competition in the NFC North.
Brian Hoyer continues to impress fans and the Chicago brass with strong performances after filling in for Cutler after a Week 2 injury.
San Diego's bad luck is coming into the same line with the Cleveland Browns franchise with a flurry of injuries and heart breaking defeats
Terrelle Pryor does it all for the Cleveland Browns by playing in four different positions to carry them to an eventual overtime loss to the Dolphins.
Quarterback Jay Cutler's mediocre performances are catching up to him as Chicago must look at other options in order to rebuild as a franchise.
Dallas Cowboy QB Dak Prescott comes up clutch in a pivotal division win over the Washington Redskins for his first career win of his career.
Seattle Seahawks look lost on offense by combining for 15 points over the first two games, but this is a pattern they are used to seeing with slow starts.