Author: Mike Jones, USA TODAY

With its four teams standing at a combined 3-12-1, the NFC East is off to the second-worst start of any division in NFL history.

Ron Rivera is intent on making Washington competitive now, but his decision to bench QB Dwayne Haskins could have long-term ramifications.

Eleven NFL teams are unblemished through the first two weeks of the season, but not all are poised to become contenders, Mike Jones writes.

The Rams were widely doubted this offseason, but a team that has incorporated a number of new figures looks ready to make a push in the NFC.

Houston Texans safety Michael Thomas helped unify NFL players with a single message ahead of their regular-season openers.

In 2017, the Jaguars looked like a potential burgeoning power in the NFL. Three years later, Jacksonville has cast away much of its top talent.

Training camps typically provide ample opportunity for unproved young players to make waves. This year, however, reps will be in short supply.

NFL teams can either set up a virtual tryout, accept workout videos from players, or host players if they have met COVID-19 testing requirements.

League lays out itinerary for camps, specifics for opt-out provisions and a way to spread expected financial losses over future salary caps.