Rivers McCown's blog

What happens when one quarterback dominates a stat so thoroughly? Well, what happens is that his receivers also tend to dominate it.

Drew Brees continues to dominate passing plus-minus.

While the Ravens and Bengals need defensive help (edge rushers and linebackers, to be specific), the Browns need offensive linemen, while the Steelers need a receiver to play across from Juju Smith-Schuster.

It's all about the passing game in this division. The Bills and Patriots need players to catch passes. The Dolphins and Jets need defenders to hit the guys trying to throw them.

Let's take a look at our first-ever top prospects list. What happened to Matt Schaub? What can we learn from the past, and how did Michael David Smith slay this list despite how limited information was in 2007? How would we evaluate these same players today?

The Ravens have committed to Lamar Jackson at quarterback -- now they need to commit to getting him some better receivers. Meanwhile, the Bengals need a tight end, the Browns need a wideout, and the Steelers need defensive backs.

The Bills and Dolphins need offensive line help, the Jets hunt for something they've been missing since John Abraham, and the Patriots try to reshape their receiver depth chart.

Yes, the dramatic change at quarterback is a big part of the story of the 2018 Baltimore Ravens. But it's the secondary -- one of the best in the league -- that is really driving their playoff push.

The Sean McVay express has taken quite a turn over the last few weeks. Is it all good defenses, or are the Rams suddenly beatable?

Chris Boswell donates six points to the Oakland Raiders. Joshua Dobbs plays until Ben Roethlisberger's hero alert sensor goes off. We try to find nice things to say about Jon Gruden.