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To blitz, or not to blitz, that is the question: whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of unpressured passers, or to take arms against a sea of blockers and by sheer numbers end them.

The Khalil Mack trade, as you can imagine, had major effects on the defenses in Chicago and Oakland. Which defenses got the most pressure in 2018? Which coach has a track record out of getting the most out of his teams' pressures?

Patrick Mahomes was the best quarterback under pressure in 2018. He was also the best quarterback without pressure, becoming the first quarterback on record to lead the league in both categories in the same year.

The NFC Norris. The Black-and-Blue. Whatever you want to call it, the North Division of the National Football Conference features some of the league's most historic franchises, which uniform histories going back decades. Never fear, however -- our stalwart authors can always find something to bicker about.

Base defenses continue to be comically misnamed, as nickel remains the standard NFL defense. Will dime packages be then next big thing? Will the defensive coordinator musical chairs change much in 2019? And is base actually better than nickel, after all?

It's well known that football coaches are too conservative on offense, but are they overly conservative on defense too? Guest columnist John Shirley breaks down the results of Cover-0 blitzes and finds that they're not nearly as risky as you might think.

This month: Man vs. child(ren), poorly made candles, new names in new places, booze, profanity, boastful claims from current and former Cowboys receivers, cutlery,

The never-ending march of 11 personnel continues, as Sean McVay ponders if a team could go an entire year without substituting.

The best defensive playmaker of last year has been terrorizing the NFC South for a long, long time. Other standouts include L.A.'s Defensive Player of the Year (of course) and New York's dominant young safety.