The Hall of Fame has announced its 25 semifinalists for the Class of 2021. First-time eligible players include Peyton Manning, Charles Woodson, and Calvin Johnson. Rodney Harrison, a sentimental favorite of mine, is a semifinalist for the first time.

Our own Rivers McCown has some thoughts on the current state of the Houston Texans front office. What can the Texans do to solve the credibility problem with their fan base?

The Bengals will be without their franchise quarterback for at least the rest of the 2020 season.

As COVID-19 infection rates rise throughout the United States, the NFL has ordered all 32 teams to operate for the rest of the season under the league's intensive protocol starting on Sunday. 

Great post here by Michael Lopez, who does advanced stats for the NFL, looking at the NGS expected rush yards metric. Can we show that there actually is a difference between different running backs? The answer seems to be yes. First of all, a high performance in expected rush yards over average does a good job of predicting future workload: coaches do seem to want to give the ball to backs who perform better even after accounting for scheme and blocking. Second, random selections of carries still show correlation in expected rush yards over average.

Drew Brees' rib injury headlines Week 10, which proved a bruising weekend for quarterbacks.

The "Golden Boy" of the Green Bay Packers has died at the age of 84. Paul Hornung starred originally at Notre Dame in the 1950s and won the Heisman Trophy, the only player to ever win for a losing team. Hornung then went No.

The NFC East loses yet another quarterback to a major ankle injury.

A mild Week 8 on the injury report is marred by one gargantuan exception and some late-breaking news out of California.

Our friends at Sports Info Solutions have an article that takes Bill James' "Starting Pitcher Rankings" and translates them to quarterbacks.