Andrew Healy

Our offseason Four Downs series continues with a division-by-division look at each team's biggest remaining holes and their most notable UDFA signings. Are the Broncos really counting on Paxton Lynch to defend their Super Bowl championship?

The Los Angeles Rams now have a tough choice to make at the top of the 2016 draft, but our QB projection system has a clear favorite: Jared Goff.

This year's Football Outsiders QB projections absolutely love California's Jared Goff, who now ranks among the top 10 QB prospects of the past two decades according to QBASE. It is a lot less excited about Carson Wentz, but that comes with a bit of a caveat: we had to try to incorporate FCS prospects into the system in order to project Wentz, and the same method would have underrated FCS prospect Joe Flacco. We'll write more about the Wentz and FCS issue in an expanded FO version of QBASE to run next week.

The analysis of trades based on the value of draft picks and cap space appears on ESPN Insider this year. This article looks at four big recent NFL trades. Given the amount of cap space they gave up, the Maxwell/Alonso trade will only work for the Eagles if Byron Maxwell can become a Pro Bowl cornerback. Also, the Chandler Jones trade works out well for both sides, but even better for Arizona if they allow Jones to leave after one season and get a (likely very high) compensatory pick.

The Jaguars and Giants took huge gambles in signing Malik Jackson and Olivier Vernon to big-money contracts -- and gambles don't always pay off.

Here's a look at the biggest holes that last year's final eight teams need to address to make it back to the postseason in 2016. A number of these teams have the same clear issue: offensive line play.

Andrew and Sterling recap Denver's win over Carolina and their takeaways for the 2015 season.

Anyone can bet on Carolina vs. Denver. True gamblers put their money on Carolina vs. Steph Curry.

Andrew and Sterling continue the annual tradition of singling out the worst of the worst.

Andrew and Sterling delve deep into the Brady-Manning rabbit hole, then make predictions for which teams will reach the Super Bowl.