Bryan Knowles

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

An odd year provides odd results. Our annual look at failed completions looks back at Washington's quarterback nightmares, Mitchell Trubisky's C- average, and Josh Allen's new role as ... Drew Brees?

It's a really, really good year to be shopping for defensive backs, where even after a wave of franchise tags, great names remain available.

Bryan Knowles previews the best offensive players available in free agency, how much money they'll likely get, and where they might end up. Where are the best spots for Aaron Jones, Allen Robinson, and Trent Williams?

Our pre-free agency look at NFL rosters examines the AFC East, where the Dolphins need to protect their quarterback, the Pats and Jets need to find a quarterback, and the Bills ... well, the Bills don't need very much.

2020 is finally done! Bryan and Andrew wrap up the year by going back to the beginning and reviewing their naïve predictions from this offseason.

On Sunday, the best of the best go head to head in Tampa. While everybody else celebrates that, we celebrate the Houston Texans worst of the worst!

A tradition like a number of others! Bryan and Andrew return to figure out whether Tyreek Hill or Travis Kelce will have a better day, if the Buccaneers can resist the urge to punt on fourth-and-short, and whether The Weeknd will be joined by a holographic Michael Jackson.

In one half of the continent, the old gods of the quarterback pantheon remain venerated. In the other, a new faith militant emerges. With one eye on the future, Bryan and Andrew offer praise to those to whom praise is due.

Patrick Mahomes is shooting for his second straight Super Bowl title. The biggest remaining Cinderella, Cleveland, will be standing in his way. On the other side of the bracket, Baltimore and Buffalo present a excellent matchup of two well-rounded teams that have peaked in recent weeks.