The 11th Sunday of NFL play shed some light on how the teams stack up. Here’s how I see it …

Teams have released their Week 11 injury reports through Thursday. Here’s a look at some notable names.

The playoffs are here. Okay, I lied. But take a look at the Week 11 schedule and it’s loaded with de facto playoff games. The margin of error for those on the cusp of the playoff scene (think: Bears, Ravens, Jags, 49ers), is preciously thin, and many of those clubs face something close to must-wins for their season to go as planned. All of the bye weeks are behind us. The playoff push is on:

The 10th Sunday of NFL play shed some light on how the teams stack up. Here’s how I see it …

The 49ers don’t plan to dress veteran WR Isaac Bruce for Thursday night’s home game against the Bears, choosing to rest him instead, league sources told NFL Network’s Jason La Canfora.

As reported earlier by NFL Network’s Jason La Canfora, former Chiefs RB Larry Johnson cleared waivers Tuesday and is now officially a free agent. And, of course, teams are already being discussed as having interest in his services.

By this season’s lofty standards, Week 10 doesn’t look quite as robust as some other weeks, but it does feature what might well be the game of the season: Patriots at Colts. The two greatest quarterbacks of their generation will battle Sunday night with the entire league watching. That sounds like a fun place to start our trip around Week 10.

As teams continue to look for depth midway through the season, NFL Network insider Jason La Canfora has been told by league sources of three players working out for teams Tuesday.

The ninth Sunday of NFL play shed some light on how the teams stack up. Here’s how I see it …

Week 9 is no slouch. Another week where roughly half the schedule is comprised of five-star games, including four divisional tilts that are full of playoff ramifications.

The eighth Sunday of NFL play shed some light on how the teams stack up. Here’s how I see it …

Barring a setback in warmups before Sunday’s game against the Seahawks, Cowboys DT Jay Ratliff will start and play, league sources tell NFL Network’s Jason La Canfora.

I’m calling it right now: Blowout week is over. We got that out of our system. Week 8’s slate of games is pretty exciting. Out of 13 games, there are six that are highly compelling. Not a bad ratio at all.

The seventh Sunday of NFL play shed some light on how the teams stack up. Here’s how I see it …

Redskins injured LT Chris Samuels released a statement late Friday, confirming an earlier report by NFL Network’s Jason La Canfora that he has not made a decision on his future in the NFL.