Author: Jarrett Bell, USA TODAY

Roger Goodell and the NFL, navigating a coronavirus pandemic, could risk enormous fallout if the league tries to open up too much too early.

With quarterback Tom Brady gone, genius New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick faces pivotal draft next week.

Saints coach Sean Payton said the team will take proper precautions to deal with the coronavirus pandemic as it holds its draft war room at a brewery.

If the NFL season is to begin uninterrupted by the coronavirus pandemic, widespread testing will be needed to ensure safe environments.

After being diagnosed with COVID-19, Sean Payton went through a two-week self-quarantine — but he still kept plenty busy during that time.

If all-day Te”LA”Thon clears $2 million to benefit coronavirus pandemic relief fund, Kevin Demoff pledged to read top 10 “Mean Tweets” about logo.

Even Tom Brady doesn’t know what his near-term future will hold. But the ex-Patriots mainstay and new Bucs QB is setting the thone for a fresh era.

In an NFL where more than 70% of the players are African-Americans, I’m wondering about a cultural disconnect between coach and players.

Tom Brady is making a big change in going from Bill Belichick to Bruce Arians. The QB’s arrival means the Bucs coach will have to shift his offense.

Quarterback Jameis Winston might not be able to find a spot as an NFL starter in 2020, but one team — the Steelers — offers intriguing potential.