Our projections for wide receivers in this year's draft must deal with a difficult question: how to account for a team's passing statistics when they have multiple draftable wideouts, such as Alabama's Jaylen Waddle and DeVonta Smith?

Tired of Zach Wilson, Justin Fields, Trey Lance and Mac Jones? Our annual look back at past NFL drafts takes us back to 2015 and the great Jameis Winston versus Marcus Mariota debate.

Here's the ESPN+ version of this year's SackSEER projections, our system for projecting the top college edge rushers into the NFL, led by Jaelan Phillips of Miami and Jayson Oweh of Penn State. An expanded version of this will run later this week on Football Outsiders.

In an NFL season like no other, continuity along the offensive line practically vanished. The Philadelphia Eagles tied a record for futility, while Sean McVay and the Rams showed they could stay afloat no matter how turbulent the storm.

The Tigers wideout opted out of the 2020 season, so you may have forgotten that the led the nation in receiving yards and touchdowns in 2019. Derrik Klassen shows why Chase's physical playing style is likely to make him the first receiver drafted in 2021.

Alabama's Mac Jones is likely to be a first-round pick, but who else from the Southeastern Conference might join him in the draft? SEC expert Clark Brooks breaks down numbers for Jones as well as Florida's Kyle Trask, Texas A&M's Kellen Mond, and Arkansas's Feleipe Franks.

COVID created havoc on NFL rosters in 2020—but it was no match for one Thomas Edward Patrick Brady.

This month: Dak Prescott cashes in. The 49ers trade up. New faces show up in new places. The NFL adds an extra game. And Randy Moss gets lunar.

The Crimson Tide rusher isn't likely to hit the Chris Johnson-style home runs, but in every other way he's a complete player and likely to be the first running back taken in the draft.

Scott Spratt is joined by Mike Clay of ESPN to recap the major moves in free agency and their fantasy implications. (Click for audio link)

Our new and improved methodology for evaluating quarterback prospects in the NFL draft agrees with the scouts: Trevor Lawrence is the clear favorite to go No. 1 overall to the Jaguars. While the consensus says that the field behind Lawrence is muddled, however, our formula spots an obvious choice for the Jets at No. 2.

Here's another look at scrambles as part of DVOA. Houston and Seattle's running games would look a lot better if we still considered scrambles as running plays, but Tampa Bay's run defense would not look as good.