Author: Nate Davis, USA TODAY

Everything is still up for grabs in both the AFC and NFC, as no team has solidified a spot in the NFL postseason so far.

No. 1 spot changes hands once again, though NFC retains control of elite positions. Meanwhile, New England has clawed to the top of the AFC mountain, checking in at No. 4.

Nine-win Cardinals are back on top, but Chiefs and Patriots among those taking aim at NFC’s loosening grip on top five.

Beware, NFL powerhouses: Sure-thing victories are hard to come by in today’s landscape. Just take a look at the results from Week 11.

Aaron Rodgers appeared destined to part with the Packers after this season. The QB’s COVID-19 ordeal, however, should make both sides reconsider.

So much for any certainty in the NFL by midseason. The league’s pecking order was shaken up Sunday as several top teams were dealt stunning losses.

Several NFL teams opted to shake up their rosters before Tuesday’s trade deadline. But which players and organizations are better off?

As the NFL approaches the midpoint of the regular season, Halloween week featured plenty of ghastly sights for several teams.

Week 7 in the NFL featured a number of lopsided results, but there were still a very important lessons to take away from the weekend’s action.