Author: Jarrett Bell, USA TODAY

Former Dolphins coach Brian Flores accused team owner Stephen Ross of offering $100,000 for each loss in 2019 to boost the franchise’s draft position.

After all the talk of overhauling the NFL rules for overtime, there doesn’t appear to be an appetite for radical changes. That’s a good thing.

The Buffalo Bills are on the brink (again) and adding Von Miller might put them over the top as the AFC’s most formidable Super Bowl contender.

Of course the decision to trade Russell Wilson was mutual. If the Seahawks didn’t want to move on, he’d still be in Seattle, Jarrett Bell writes.

Who could have predicted Tom Brady’s stunning about-face on his NFL future? Well, a couple current stars and one Hall of Famer did.

Under clouds of frustration and skepticism, at least four proposals for revamping NFL’s OT problem is being vetted by league’s competition committee.

The poking and prodding of the NFL scouting combine can create some absurd moments, including the hubbub over top QB Kenny Pickett’s hand size.

Bruce Arians isn’t counting on Tom Brady to retire, leaving the coach with the question of how to keep the Buccaneers at a Super Bowl-caliber level.

Eric Dickerson is one of the most accomplished running backs in NFL history. The Rams legend also has trouble sleeping and suspects he has CTE.

Brian Flores’ lawsuit against the NFL was a stunning development, but it was the result of a long developing issue for many Black coaches.