Cale Clinton

This week: DK Metcalf is fast. Cam Newton is reflective. Ben DiNucci is realistic. Baker Mayfield is rhythmic. And DeAndre Hopkins is relieved.

This week: It's Tua time in Miami, good times in Kansas City, bad times in Cleveland, and desperate times in New York. Meanwhile, in Philadelphia, Daniel Jones falls down.

This week: the latest on the NFL's attempt to play football during a pandemic; coaches speak on departed players, sick dance moves, and gutsy play calls; Russell Wilson honors another Seattle sports star; and Bill Belichick remains Bill Belichick.

This week: Tom Brady learns to count, Matt Patricia defends himself, Mo Alie-Cox goes all Stuart Smalley, Packers players reflect on Green Bay's small-town charm, we re-visit USC-era Pete Carroll, and Adam Thielen does the Griddy.

This week: Super Lamar meets his Lex Luthor; the 49ers' backups get a dominant win; DeAndre Hopkins reflects on his heritage; Mike Leach arrives in the SEC; Cam Newton renames the Patriots; Philip Rivers uses grownup words; and Kyle Van Noy reveals that football players are, in fact, gross.

This week: quarterbacks trade grooming tips and insults; coaches try to explain themselves in New York, Atlanta, and Minnesota; running backs want wide receivers to get paid; Cam Newton has a salad; and Jacksonville's mascot has a busy night on Thursday Night Football.

This week: Mitchell Trubisky reflects on Chicago's comeback win over Detroit; Cam Jordan and Bill Belichick share their thoughts on fan-less games; Robby Anderson learns about wildlife; and the Chargers play video games on a TV that's better than yours.

This week: Patrick Mahomes and Dak Prescott show that there's more to life than football; Tre'Davious White, Keenan Allen, and Deshaun Watson talk about what they can do after their new contracts; and multiple sources confirm that Laquon Treadwell sucks.

This week: the Chiefs get their rings, Bill Belichick sells foot-longs, Bruce Arian explains his depth chart, and ... did we mention that the Chiefs got their rings?

This week: the football world continues to react to the pandemic and social injustice. Plus: Joe Judge lays down the law in New York, Bruce Arians is his usual charming self, the Steelers do some competitive bonding, and Chad Ochocinco shares some unusual pregame drills.