game plan

Gentlemen, start your flat-panel TVs. Super Bowl XLIV is expected to be the most-viewed game in TV history. So what's the game plan for CBS?

Richard Deitsch previews the broadcast.

No. 2 Texas started getting ready to face No. 1 Alabama for the national championship without a game plan or a depth chart.

The NFL's hottest tailback. Two intriguing QBs with a chance to shine on the national stage. Here's a look at the most fascinating matchup of Week 11, writes Peter King in his Game Plan.

Are the Ravens the most dangerous team in the AFC? Can the Saints and Colts run the table? Will Matt Schaub step up?

SI.com's Peter King has NFL Week 9 covered in his Game Plan.

Brett Favre vs. Pittsburgh's D: Juicy, right? The most important matchup in Vikings-Steelers is not what you'd expect, writes Peter King as he analyzes Week 7's storylines in Game Plan.

Packers-Vikings. Ravens-Pats. Steelers-Chargers. It's a week loaded with great matchups. But the main event is Jets-Saints, says Peter King as he previews Week 4 in Game Plan.

There's just one game between 2-0 teams. Who thought it would be San Francisco-Minnesota? It's just one of the intriguing things to watch in Week 3, says Peter King in his Game Plan.

Tennessee coach Lane Kiffin says he put his Volunteers in the best position they could be in to beat Florida. Then he took one more shot at Gators coach Urban Meyer.

Meyer said Sunday that he kept his game plan conservative in No. 1 Florida's 23-13 win after he felt the Vols didn't appear to be playing for a win.

In his new Friday 'Game Plan' column, Peter King explains why Percy Harvin is the one player he's most eager to see play on Sunday, plus 10 more things he'll be watching for in Week 1.