Linebacker, edge rusher, nickelback, corner, safety -- Clemson's Swiss Army knife played all over the field for the Tigers. His best fit in the NFL won't be determined for a while, but most any defense could use a player such as this somewhere.

The New Orleans Saints lead the NFL with 15 All-Division selections, including record-setting wide receiver Michael Thomas.

The Lions and Bears make some appearances, but as you'd expect, it's the Packers and Vikings leading the selections here.

Heading into free agency, the Cowboys and Eagles need defensive help, the Giants need blockers, and Washington is in desperate need of some receivers for Dwayne Haskins.

The Dallas Cowboys join the Saints, Patriots, and Titans as teams with at least a dozen All-Division selections. The Giants were the only team to get shut out of the selection process. Neither team made the playoffs.

Football Outsiders Assistant Editor Vincent Verhei attended his first XFL game on Saturday as the Seattle Dragons defeated the Tampa Bay Vipers. How did it go? Which of the new league's experiments are failing, and which should be adapted by the NFL immediately?

When XFL teams score touchdowns, should they go for one point, two, or three? Guest columnist Zach Drapkin says aggression is the wiser move here, but just how aggressive each coach should be remains very much up in the air.

Von Miller and the Broncos (and the Raiders, and the Chargers) were left chasing Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs.

How does our analysis of running games and passing games change when we consider scrambles as pass plays rather than running plays? Come see where Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes add even more value to their offenses, and see why some running games (Seattle, Kansas City) aren't as good as they look at first glance.

It's time to talk about the draft! This week we preview the best players according to the 2020 SIS Football Rookie Handbook. Plus, a little XFL talk. (Click for audio link.)