Bryan Knowles

Week 1 is here, and it felt...normal? Ish? Bryan and Andrew cut through the first results of the season, trying to sort the fact from the fiction during National Jump to Conclusions Week.

With the bizarre offseason schedule, you can be excused for putting your fantasy team off until the last minute. Bryan and Andrew scour the waiver wire, looking for potentially undrafted talent -- such as Jacksonville's Gardner Minshew and Devine Ozigbo -- that can salvage your season.

Bryan and Andrew wrap up their preseason predictions by going over the big questions: Can anything stop Patrick Mahomes? Does Offensive Player of the Year matter? And are there divisions other than the NFC South?

Bryan and Andrew's ships have come to carry them home; grey ships passing into the West. On the way, they ponder if anything can stop the Chiefs, ask if there's anyone left to leave the light on for the Rams, and swallow some delayed schadenfreude over Super Bowl LIV.

Bryan and Andrew head down south, where they discuss a team that brought in an aging, legendary quarterback coming off of a down year on another franchise to help shore up their Super Bowl hopes, and also the Buccaneers.

Our look at slot versus wide DVOA concludes with some promising numbers for Minnesota and Denver, a potential area for regression from the Super Bowl champs, and a colossal small-sample-size DVOA number.

Sometimes, Bryan and Andrew preview the over/unders of the very best the NFL has to offer; the cream of the cream and the top of the crop. This week, however, they're previewing the two Eastern divisions!

Our annual look at slot/wide splits finishes with the bigger receiving targets. Should running backs such as Christian McCaffrey be treated like wide receivers? Why does Tarik Cohen keep putting up so much negative value? And how wide should you let Travis Kelce, George Kittle, and Jared Cook roam?

Previewing the 2020 season may turn out to be a fool's errand. Fortunately, Scramble for the Ball features just the right two fools for the job, as Bryan and Andrew brave the uncertainty of the Northern divisions.

Jimmy Garoppolo led the league in throwing to the slot, Dak Prescott lapped the field going out wide, and Matt Ryan had bizarre splits as our look at slot versus wide performance in the passing game continues.