Rivers McCown

Sean McVay is back! Carson Wentz and the Eagles seem to be very confused! Let Any Given Sunday tell you the nuts and bolts of that!

You can take Philip Rivers off the Chargers, but can you take the Chargers out of Philip Rivers? And what's up with Indy's soft defense?

Here's our annual look the NFL's best and brightest young players who have barely played. It's our Top 25 Prospects list, featuring players taken in the third round or later who are currently in their second, third, or fourth season.

The Ravens and Bengals need blockers, while the Browns need help in the secondary. As for the Steelers, it's time to accept that they'll probably never get 16 games of a healthy Ben Roethlisberger again.

The Broncos made a lot of moves this season that put them in win-now mode, but what if Drew Lock's not up to the task? Meanwhile, the Chiefs and Raiders need help putting other team's quarterbacks down, and the Chargers need help keeping their new quarterback upright.

The Bengals and Browns need blockers (among many other things). The Ravens need linebackers. And the Steelers need to seriously consider what they're going to do at quarterback, with or without Ben Roethlisberger.

Over on ESPN+, Rivers McCown takes a look at the five new head coaches in the NFL and what we can expect from their new styles, schemes, and coordinators.

The divisional round reintroduces the Ravens and Chiefs to the AFC playoff picture. And while their regular-season success and Vegas spreads make them the overwhelming favorites to face each other in the AFC Championship Game, the Titans have a running back and the Texans have a quarterback who could easily play spoiler.

Saturday of Wild-Card Weekend should be compelling with a pair of matchups between AFC teams with competing strengths and weaknesses.

The New England Patriots had a historically good defense, but is that historically good defense now history? And why is DeVante Parker good?