The NFL plans to change stadium experiences for fans this season, beginning with video cameras in locker rooms and including an increase in the use of instant replay. The idea is to move fans out of their living rooms and into stadiums, with no limit to what can change next. ...more

While the Chiefs stand pat with Luke Joeckel, the Eagles make a big splash in Clark Judge's latest NFL mock draft. Chip Kelly tabs Geno Smith to be the heir to Mike Vick under center. ...more

The Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers keep subtracting starters, and that won't help their chances of reaching this year's playoffs. But it could be good news for others. Will Tom Brady and the Cincinnati Bengals please step forward? ...more

People tell me I'm crazy to keep Texas A&M's Luke Joeckel as the Chiefs' first pick. I tell them that Kansas City just released Eric Winston, and I know, he's a right tackle. I also know coach Andy Reid learned the hard way that you can never have enough offensive linemen. ...more

Baltimore safety Ed Reed becomes a free agent next month, but if he's smart he'll do what Ray Lewis did when he was a free agent four years ago -- test the market, then return to the Ravens. It worked for Lewis. It can ... and should ... work for Reed. ...more

The Baltimore Ravens took a flyer on John Harbaugh in 2008, and look what happened. They just won their second Super Bowl. Maybe it's time others take the hint and follow their lead. ...more

Former Baltimore owner Art Modell wasn't a popular guy in Cleveland, and that's understandable. He broke the city's heart when he moved the Browns. But that was only one of two historic moves he made, and with Baltimore in Super Bowl XLVII it's time we examine the other -- because the Ravens wouldn't be here without it. ...more

Super Bowl victories do wonderful things to wonderful players -- like take them to Disney World -- but Super Bowl XLVII could mean more than a round-trip ticket to Florida for these six guys. ...more

Joe Flacco is taking a lot of bows lately, and he should. The Baltimore quarterback is playing the best football of his life. But let's not forget the Ravens' defense. It's what made this franchise successful, and it's doing its part to make it a winner again. ...more

Not only did Joe Flacco put his Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Championship Game for the third time in his five seasons, he bested Peyton Frickin' Manning with one of the most memorable performances in one of the most memorable games in playoff history. ...more