At the rough midway point of the 2024 NFL season, it's an excellent time to reflect upon the play we've seen so far. That includes evaluating each team's roles and production from rookies.

We provide an early roadmap of the best plans for NFL teams with quarterback uncertainty.

Ahead of the Nov. 5 trade deadline, let's play matchmaker with eight teams who could really use legitimate upgrades at a given position, as well as a player who could be a realistic trade target.

Jalen Hurts against an inconsistent Bengals pass rush headlines some of the biggest NFL single-game storylines to watch in Week 8.

James Daniels and Khalil Mack headline 10 players who have been superb while on the final year of their contracts.

Doug Pederson and Antonio Pierce headline a compilation of head coaches whose teams haven’t met goals thus far — and thus, who could have the door shut.

It’s not often that unusual suspects around the NFL find new teams midway through the season, but every now and then, a stunner goes down. These 10 names would qualify.

In a battle between West Coast teams in search mode, the Rams eked out a 20-15 victory over the Raiders.

The Colts notched their third straight win at home, fending off the Dolphins, 16-10, in a low-scoring affair.

The Seahawks got back on track with a critical NFC road win by downing the Falcons, 34-14.

The Bills overcame an early slow start, throttling the Titans 34-10.

Whether strength against strength, weakness against weakness or simply an individual war of great consequence, here are eight matchups with a significant probability of determining winners in Week 7.

The Jets offense has disappointed in a big way, but Adams' career success with Aaron Rodgers might offer a lift.

49ers QB Brock Purdy and Seahawks RB Kenneth Walker III highlight 10 players who have been much more impactful than their pay rankings represent.

Hutchinson was off to a record-setting 2024, and the Lions will have to get creative in replacing his pass-rushing prowess.