Author: Mike Jones, USA TODAY

The NFL plans to hold Super Bowl LV on Feb. 7 in Tampa, just as it has for some time. But what happens if COVID-19 forces more schedule changes?

Jerry Jones took a hardline stance with Dak Prescott in negotiations, and now the Cowboys QB faces an uncertain future after his ankle injury.

The Rams were widely doubted this offseason, but a team that has incorporated a number of new figures looks ready to make a push in the NFC.

In a rematch of last season’s AFC divisional playoff matchup, the Chiefs once again found an offensive spark to surge past the Texans.

Colin Kaepernick was alone when he began his protests, but many sports figures now feel a moral obligation to speak out against racial injustice.

Armed with improved anticipation and confidence, Washington QB Dwayne Haskins is ready to show he’s a different player than he was as a rookie.

Training camps typically provide ample opportunity for unproved young players to make waves. This year, however, reps will be in short supply.

NFL teams can either set up a virtual tryout, accept workout videos from players, or host players if they have met COVID-19 testing requirements.

NFL players must make their decisions on whether to opt out of the 2020 season because of concerns over the coronavirus by Thursday.

League lays out itinerary for camps, specifics for opt-out provisions and a way to spread expected financial losses over future salary caps.