The XFL is halfway through it's inaugural season! Bryan and Vince try not to jinx this league nearly as badly as the AAF was jinxed a year ago. (Edit: Too late.)

If you're looking for an athlete with a big arm and accuracy, the Ducks quarterback is your man. Herbert can read defenses and make any throw -- so long as he is allowed time in the pocket.

Several critics have compared Jameis Winston's boom-and-bust playing style to that of a young Peyton Manning. Is that accurate? Guest columnist Dan Morse shares his data analysis tool that tells us which quarterbacks really are similar to each other -- and which stand out most unusually from their peers.

Were the Chicago Bears the best team in NFL history? It depends on how much you value the postseason. Plus: A big year in big markets, Ron Brown and one of the best special teams units ever, and the greatest team to ever get outscored. Travel back to 1985 with us as we unveil full DVOA ratings for the year of the Super Bowl Shuffle.

The biggest football story of 1985 was, of course, Da Bears. Other topics of conversation included insane college coaches; the USFL; unsuccessful holdouts and backfiring draft manipulations; fatherhood; Herm; obnoxiously loud crowds; a particularly terrible Tampa Bay team; and Joe Theismann's broken leg.

This month: scouting combine reactions; ridiculous questions and even more ridiculous answers; franchise tag thoughts; weed; offseason boredom; and celebrity punters.

Four Downs wraps up with a look at the AFC West, where the Chiefs and Raiders need linebackers, the Broncos need to keep Drew Lock upright, and the Chargers sail down uncharted Rivers.

From the same Buckeyes team that brought you Marshon Lattimore and Denzel Ward comes the latest cornerback likely to be the first player drafted at his position in April. Derrik Klassen shows why Okudah would be an asset for any defense in the league.

Quarterback question marks abound in this division, but even some of those teams with unanswered questions have bigger immediate concerns.

The Bengals and Browns need blockers (among many other things). The Ravens need linebackers. And the Steelers need to seriously consider what they're going to do at quarterback, with or without Ben Roethlisberger.