Week 16 in the NFL features a Sunday night matchup of the Buccaneers and Cowboys. Erik Siegrist previews all the games.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night matchup as Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs take on the Buccaneers.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night matchup as Russell Wilson and the Steelers take on the Giants.
Erik Siegrist previews Week 6 in the NFL as Joe Burrow and the Bengals take on the Giants on Sunday night.
Daniel Jones and Darren Waller should both benefit from Tuesday's developments, while the Raiders seem to be rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic.
Jerry Donabedian envision a big stat line from Ol' Reliable against a Jacksonville defense that's struggled to cover the middle of the field.
Superstars did most of the heavy lifting for the wild-card winners, but there were also some lesser-known heroes like Isaiah Hodgins and Khalil Shakir.
Kyler Murray is one of four starting quarterbacks listed as questionable, while Jonathan Taylor, Aaron Jones, Elijah Mitchell and Kyren Williams all got the green light Friday.
The Niners don't have much cap space at first glance, but they can change that in a hurry this offseason, starting with Jimmy Garoppolo's presumed trade/release.
The swap of Jared Goff for Matthew Stafford was geared toward getting the Rams back on a championship track, but Cam Akers' offseason Achilles tear throws a wrench into those plans.
Bill Belichick apparently sees value in the 2021 free-agent class, with Monday reports linking his team to seven new signings, including Jonnu Smith and Nelson Agholor.
The 2020 rookie class features numerous potential IDP standouts, but Chase Young boasts unmatched potential in a loaded Washington pass rush.
With ESPN's IDP system categorizing 3-4 outside linebackers at the DE (defensive edge) position, some new names will join the list of elite defensive line IDPs.
Jerry Donabedian relays the top NFL news from Thursday, focusing on Todd Gurley and what's left behind in Los Angeles.
With the announcement of NFL Game Pass access being complimentary for the coming months, our NFL writers put together a viewing guide with some of their favorite games and moments from the archive.
Jim Coventry anticipates Patrick Peterson and the rest of Arizona’s defensive backs to have a great day against the Bucs‘ mediocre rushing attack.
With running the ball against Chicago an exercise in futility, Jim Coventry expects Saints QB Teddy Bridgewater to throw plenty, setting up a big day for the Bears‘ pass rush featuring Khalil Mack.
In part one of Jim Coventry’s two-part series, he uses projected win totals to help break ties in player valuations on draft day, and unsurprisingly, the Patriots are favored to win the most games in 2019.