Author: Nate Davis, USA TODAY

Quarterbacks young and old made their mark across the NFL on Sunday, and several teams continued to post some eye-popping point totals.

With a player from each team testing positive, New England and Kansas City will not play Sunday as originally scheduled.

As the NFL wraps up its first month of play, Week 3 provided more insight as to the biggest surprises and disappointments of the young season.

The Packers’ offense stayed hot, Tom Brady got his first win with the Bucs and the injuries piled up. What did we learn in NFL Week 2?

From comebacks and upsets to standout performances from stars, the NFL’s opening week had no shortage of significant moments.

Leonard Fournette went from being a key piece on a Jaguars team that reached the AFC championship game to being waived by the team on Monday.

The first game of the NFL regular season is just weeks away, and plenty is still unclear. But Nate Davis has an idea of how the year will shake out.

As college football faces an unclear landscape for the fall, the NFL will have to deal with the fallout when it comes to the NFL draft.

Here’s who stands to benefit – and who doesn’t – as teams and players embark on what will be extending training camps heading into Week 1.