Author: Jarrett Bell, USA TODAY

So far, the NFL has been deliberate in its approach to the coronavirus pandemic. How leadership continues to react will determine fate of 2020 season.

Dan Snyder once said he “NEVER” would change the name of Washington’s NFL team. It’s time for him to change his ways, Jarrett Bell writes.

Action, not optics, represents the big challenge for the Minnesota Vikings pledging to make a difference.

Tom Brady has typically avoided political matters, but the quarterback signed a Players Coalition letter regarding Ahmaud Arbery’s death.

The Atlanta Falcons provide a glimpse of how NFL venues could respond to fans’ coronavirus safety concerns whenever football games return.

The NFL has instituted a league-wide policy in which fans who buy tickets directly from teams can receive refunds for games that are canceled.

NFL rookies might not get a chance to take the field until training camp, but there’s still a path for many of them to make a first-year impact.

Fritz Pollard Alliance executive rails over lack of minority GMs and coaches as the 2020 NFL draft showcased overwhelmingly white decision-makers.

This first NFL draft is so crucial to the Patriots rebuilding effort that success will be needed to remain a legitimate contender without QB Tom Brady