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Look out, NFC. The Bears look like a complete team, says John Lopez. Jay Cutler led a methodical offense and the Bears defense harassed Tyler Thigpen in a 16-0 win over the Dolphins.

It went from bad to worse for the Cowboys. Tony Romo broke his clavicle, unofficially ending their season, writes John Lopez, as Dallas stumbled to 1-5 with a 41-35 loss to the Giants.

The Cowboys' sloppy preseason play has carried over to the season, says John Lopez, and how they react against the Bears is one of 10 storylines to track as Week 2 unfolds.

First-round draft picks grab the headlines. But don't overlook the potential stars found in the later rounds. John P.

Lopez examines unheralded rookies who could make a quick impact.

In a league overrun by rules, the NFL has nothing on the books regarding rookie hazing. Can the league afford to keep turning a blind eye towards it?

John P. Lopez examines the issue.

With the NFL training camps about to begin, John P. Lopez examines the emerging trend of tight ends taking larger roles in offenses and what it might mean for the upcoming season.

America finally got a glimpse of Texans-Titans, the NFL's nastiest rivalry, along with seeing MVP candidate Chris Johnson work his magic in Tennessee's 20-17 win, writes John Lopez.

It's the time of year when NFL pundits' picks become gospel. So which are real and which are fake? SI.com's John P.

Lopez explores.