Robert Quinn said Kevin Kolb and the Cardinals offense can be explosive, but yesterday was the Rams defense’s night to shine.

Patrick Willis discusses Alex Smith‘s strong play over the past 22 games.

Charles Tillman said he expect the veteran referees to hit the ground running.

Mario Williams discusses facing Tom Brady in a Week 4 showdown.

Jacoby Jones says the Browns will be ready to battle on TNF.

Ken Whisenhunt says it’s important for Ryan Williams to learn from late game fumble

Ramses Barden’s hopes to follow in his fellow wide receiver’s spikes.

Andy Dalton says he takes more of an active role in practice in his second season.

Danny Amendola is excited to be in and explosive offense under coordinator Brian Schottenheimer.

Coby Fleener probably will be forever overshadowed on the Indianapolis Colts by his current quarterback and fellow Stanford grad Andrew Luck.

The rookie tight end dashed out of the gate this season, catching six passes in Week 1.

Fleener told “NFL AM” Thursday morning that his early success is a product of his relationship with Luck.

Ray Lewis said the NFL lost one of its most influential people.

Ike Taylor dismisses the idea that age is affecting the Steelers’ defense

C.J. Spiller leading the NFL in rushing is perhaps the most surprising stat after Week 2.

The Buffalo Bills running back took over the starting reigns when Fred Jackson injured his right knee Week 1 and has romped for 292 yards with three touchdowns.

Kyle Vanden Bosch dismisses coaches handshake questions.

J.J. Watt says he tries to get snap count from any game tape.