BRYAN KNOWLES grew up watching Joe Montana and Steve Young ply their trade at quarterback, so he has somewhat overly-inflated expectations of how quarterbacks should perform. This has certainly done him no favors over the past decade or so of watching the San Francisco 49ers. A graduate of UC Davis and San Jose State University, he has opted to eschew all the useful advice those august institutions have supplied him with and become a sportswriter instead. He’s been published at Bleacher Report and Fansided, and currently lives in Chicago with a wife who for some reason puts up with him.
Our dynasty rankings continue! Come learn about multiple San Diego squads, your defending Super Bowl champions, and the Boston team that really, really wanted to be a New York team.
Our anti-dynasty rankings begin with a look at the teams that failed to make the top 50. Also: the worst stretches for each of the five franchises to never hit 30 dynasty points, including a pair of teams from the 1960s.
Football Outsiders' look at the worst teams in NFL history kicks off! Here's a look at the methodology behind our Anti-Dynasty Rankings and a list of all 58 teams that we'll be covering.
Our post-draft examination of NFL teams begins on the East Coast, where the Bills and Dolphins need offensive linemen, the Jets need edge rushers, and the Patriots need some receivers for Cam Newton and/or Mac Jones.
The annual review of the best values in free agency weighs in on massive deals given to massive men, Kenny Golladay versus Nelson Agholor, and the season of the voidable year.
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.
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?
