Here are our QBASE projections for the Class of 2020. Joe Burrow and Tua Tagovailoa are among the highest projections ever for quarterbacks with only two years of starting experience. Jordan Love is more of a risk. This will also run here on FO late next week.

More free agency reaction, this time on the defensive side of the ball. The Cowboys get a good discount in the secondary, the Bengals stock up on defensive backs, and the Giants make a move we like and one we don't. Plus, who on earth is playing cornerback in Minnesota this year? (Click for audio link.)

The Crimson Tide's do-it-all style draws comparisons to pros such as Malcolm Jenkins, Adrian Amos, and Jamal Adams. His versatility would make him a great fit on any team in the modern NFL.

Six years ago, we ran an article estimating DVOA all the way back to 1950 based on standard stats. Let's update those tables now that we have real play-by-play breakdown for 1985-1988 and six additional seasons since 2014. The 2018 Chiefs and 2019 Ravens are among the teams now appearing on these best-ever tables.

What do play-action numbers tell us about how often teams should be running or passing? Guest columnist Lau Sze Yui shows why teams such as the Rams, that use play-action frequently, will see different results than others.

A year ago at this time, the Alabama quarterback seemed certain to be the first player drafted in 2020. Then came a devastating hip injury that ended his collegiate career. Our injury expert Zach Binney looks for NFL players who suffered similar injuries and how (or if) they were able to recover.

It's time to react to the first few days of NFL free agency in 2020 -- not just the signings, but also the major trade. Can we find anyone who approved of Houston trading DeAndre Hopkins? (No.) Plus our thoughts on Tom Brady to Tampa, Teddy Bridgewater to Carolina, Nick Foles to Chicago, and more. (Click for audio link.)

The Aggies' passer has tremendous physical gifts that cannot be taught, and those traits will make him enticing to NFL teams. But he also made a lot of mistakes in college, mistakes that would only be more common against complex NFL schemes.

With Byron Jones and other stars about to hit free agency, and a deep pool of prospects at the position as well, Derrik Klassen breaks down the numbers and examines how teams should look at cornerbacks this offseason, and whether it makes more sense to target veterans or rookies.

Our annual look at failed completions looks back at Tom Brady's noodle-arm, Jameis Winston's risk-versus-reward strategies, and Dak Prescott's career year.