Jim Mora and Marshall Faulk get mic’d up, as they await the AFC’s arrival at Kapolei High School. Coach is all smiles, of course.

Did the Madden cover curse strike again? With word of Drew Brees’ knee injury, it would appear so.

Is Bill Belichick the best NFL coach of all-time? NFL Network’s Michael Irvin thinks so.

Emmitt Smith was a first ballot Hall of Famer when he was inducted last August. No big mystery there. The man is the all-time leading rusher in the history of the NFL after all. Well deserved.

Here’s a compliation of notes and states from the crew on the NFL Network research desk and the NFL communication offices.

The first round of the playoffs for the NFL.com magazine league came down to the final moments for fantasy editor Michael Fabiano and Marshall Faulk. And it was one for the ages.

What’s behind the firing of head coach Josh McDaniels in Denver?

With an assist from the NFL Network research desk and the crew at @NFLfootballinfo, here’s a look at the most notable numbers and performances from Sunday’s games in Week 12.

Through six weeks of a season in which no team has distinguished itself as a clear-cut favorite, it’s an interesting discussion: Who is the best team in the AFC?

The NFL Network cameras went behind the scenes at NFL GameDay Morning with Rich Eisen, Marshall Faulk, Michael Irvin, Steve Mariucci and Warren Sapp for a sneak peek at what you don’t get to see.

Marshall Faulk, Shawn Springs and Warren Sapp break down what is to blame for the Cowboys’ 1-3 start this season.

What should be expected of Randy Moss in his return to the Vikings? It was a topic of discussion Monday inside NFL Network.

Amid reports Brett Favre allegedly sent racy messages and lewd photos to a team sideline reporter when he played for the Jets in 2008, the Vikings have a game to play Monday night in New Jersey.

The biggest question surrounding the Philadelphia Eagles might be who will start next at quarterback, but what is the team’s biggest concern heading into Week 5?

In a postmortem look at the performance which led to the Giants sacking Jay Cutler nine times during the first half on Sunday night, Marshall Faulk says not all of the blame should fall on the Bears’ offensive line.