Author: Mike Jones, USA TODAY

NFL Players Association executive director DeMaurice Smith said he would be “stunned” if Colin Kaepernick wasn’t signed after his workout.

The Seattle Seahawks once again rallied for a win, this time over the previously unbeaten 49ers. And this Seattle team is for real, writes Mike Jones.

Monday night’s NFC West clash lived up to its hype, as the Seahawks needed every last second of overtime to knock off the previously unbeaten 49ers.

With only seven weeks remaining in the NFL season, several teams are being dealt a harsh reality about their potential playoff fortune.

Adam Gase of the Jets and Freddie Kitchens of the Browns are only halfway through their first season, but they could already be on thin ice.

At 3-5, the Chicago Bears’ postseason ambitions are fading fast and could soon be extinguished unless Mitchell Trubisky turns things around.

Redskins lineman Trent Williams says he doesn’t trust the team, but Williams’ version of events don’t add up.

The Los Angeles Rams’ trade for Jalen Ramsey smacks of desperation following the first three-game losing streak under Sean McVay.

As another round of CBA negotiations approaches, DeMaurice Smith educates players on potential deal and the need to prepare for lockout.

The Chiefs have dropped two consecutive games, and Kansas City needs a more balanced game plan than asking Patrick Mahomes for more magic.