An all-new stream of the FO Radio Hour hosted by Aaron Schatz featured guests Mike Tanier and Rivers McCown. The group discussed the 2021 schedule release, adjusted interceptions, and the Houston Texans situation. Plus a long digression on the Cincinnati Bengals for some reason!

A look at historical aggressiveness on fourth downs shows how much the league has changed since 2018. An all-time list including 131 different head coaches is topped by recent unsurprising names (Pederson, Nagy, Payton) and more surprising older names (Bruce Coslet! Jim Haslett!).

Here's your thread to discuss the 2021 NFL schedule, which is being unveiled today. Week 1 was announced this morning; teams can begin to announce their schedules beginning at 7:30 p.m. Eastern.

Football analytics is slowly winning the battle over fourth downs, as 2020 was the most aggressive season in NFL history for go-for-it decisions. Thirty-three of 35 head coaches had an Aggressiveness Index above 1.0 last year! Find out who came out on top, with names both expected and unexpected.

Officially, Denver's Drew Lock and Philadelphia's Carson Wentz led the league in interceptions thrown last year, but one of them was much luckier than the other. Ben Roethlisberger, Nick Foles, and Tua Tagovailoa were also lucky, while fortune was not as kind to Russell Wilson and especially not to Kirk Cousins. We explain, and also wonder why defenders are dropping so many footballs these days.

This month: Trevor Lawrence defends his mindset; DeVonta Smith defends his size; rookies in Arizona and Detroit get a severe case of potty-mouth; the 49ers-Seahawks beef reignites; and Baker Mayfield has a close encounter.

The all-new FO Radio Hour hosted by Aaron Schatz featured guests Mike Tanier and Scott Spratt to recap the NFL draft, team picks, and fantasy impacts from the incoming rookies.

The annual review of the best values in free agency weighs in on massive deals given to massive men, Kenny Golladay versus Nelson Agholor, and the season of the voidable year.

The Bears get high marks for acquiring Justin Fields; the Browns do the same for finding value at several need positions. The Rams and Seahawks get dinged for having few picks in the first place. And the Aaron Rodgers drama in Green Bay leaves everyone confused.

Highlights of the NFL draft's second day: teams make big moves for running backs, all the NFC West teams take short receivers, and the Houston Texans disappoint their fans once again.

NFL draft expert Mike Tanier breaks down every team's selection(s) one at a time as only he can do it. You can also use these articles as open discussion threads throughout the weekend.

NFL draft expert Mike Tanier breaks down every team's selection(s) one at a time as only he can do it. You can also use these articles as open discussion threads throughout the weekend.