Bryan Knowles's Archive

The All-Keep Choppin' Wood Team? Before the conference championships? Whatever Bryan and Andrew are trying to pull, it's time to once again celebrate the worst of the worst. Overpaid free-agent signings, draft busts, and unqualified starters beware; the KCW team sees all.

The NFC divisional round is set up to be closer than the AFC, as the Vikings match up well with San Francisco and the Seahawks may have been better than Green Bay during the regular season.

After a wild-card weekend that lived up to its name, Bryan and Andrew try to put the pieces together of just why this year's set of divisional teams feels so refreshing.

The first NFC wild-card game on Sunday sees perhaps the conference's best playoff team looking to avoid an upset. The second game sees perhaps its worst playoff team looking to defend its home turf.

Bryan, Andrew and the rest of the Football Outsiders crew get together for the annual Staff Fantasy Draft! The Ravens and Chiefs are spread thin, while the Texans and Eagles are mostly left on the shelf. Can you beat them in the Best of the Rest challenge?

'Tis the season for Bryan and Andrew to celebrate the best of the best rookies of the year! Also, the final playoff scenarios require the return of the ever-accurate INTERESTOMETER!

In a new Scramble tradition, Bryan and Andrew provide exit passes for superstars stuck on losing teams, giving 20 lucky players the chance to play some January football.

With the NFC featuring the lion's share of the individual talent this year, can Bryan and Andrew find the One True Pro Bowl Ballot? There's no harm in trying!

Ron Rivera's surprise firing really kicks the coaching carousel into high gear. Bryan and Andrew argue about which coaches will join Rivera on the street, and which clubs are most enticing for head coaching candidates.

Who, day and night, must Scramble for a living? Why, it's Bryan and Andrew of course! With a full slate of Thanksgiving games on their plate, Scramble talks about which NFL traditions they like, and which they'd like to see change over the next 100 years.