Author: Jarrett Bell, USA TODAY

Face it, Cowboys fans. The season is over. This is not a Week 1 overreaction. It’s a reality check. This team is not good enough without Dak Prescott.

Tom Brady’s game turned page on the most unusual offseason and preseason in his history. He didn’t seem too rusty despite missing training camp reps.

Passed over repeatedly for NFL jobs, Todd Bowles’ delayed opportunity was worth the wait in inheriting a Super Bowl contender stacked with Tom Brady.

Without pressure that unfolded when rape allegations against Matt Araiza became public, it looks like Bills would have kept punter if they could have.

After his rookie year went awry during Urban Meyer’s calamitous run, Trevor Lawrence could be poised to make a big leap with new coach Doug Pederson.

Jared Bernhardt was an all-time great as a college lacrosse star, but now he’s making waves with the Falcons in his quest to make an NFL roster.

Even after an 11-game suspension and $5 million fine for Deshaun Watson, Browns owner Jimmy Haslam stood by his star quarterback.

Deshaun Watson changed his tone from an earlier statement by insisting “I have always stood on my innocence” regarding sexual misconduct allegations.

The NFL world is focused on the length of Deshaun Watson’s suspension. But there’s a more important matter at hand for the future of the Browns QB.