Scott Spratt

While the Eagles are thin at linebacker, their division rivals in Dallas, New York, and Washington all need players who can catch the football.

While the Falcons need running backs, the Saints and Panthers need help in the secondary. The Buccaneers? They need a Plan B in case Tom Brady is anything less than Tom Brady.

Offense is the order of the day down south, where the Panthers must figure out what to do with Cam Newton (or how to replace him), while the Saints need wide receivers and the Bucs need backs and linemen. As for the Falcons, they need pass-rushers -- yes, still.

Heading into free agency, the Cowboys and Eagles need defensive help, the Giants need blockers, and Washington is in desperate need of some receivers for Dwayne Haskins.

The Chiefs had already overcome double-digit deficits in their two previous playoff games this year, but their third such effort will be an unforgettable one for head coach Andy Reid. His aggressive play calling kept the Chiefs in the game, and then Patrick Mahomes won it with some incredible deep throws and third-down conversions.

The AP has unanimously named Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson the NFL's Most Valuable Player.  Jackson joins Tom Brady from 2010 as one of just two players to sweep all 50 AP votes for the award.  Jackson threw for 36 touchdowns against just six interceptions this season and ran for a positional

The Pro Football Hall of Fame had already enshrined 15 new players, coaches, and contributors in recent weeks as part of its expanded Centennial Class of 2020, and those indu

Which 49ers running back makes the most sense for your fantasy lineup? And who will be the more productive tight end, San Francisco's George Kittle or Kansas City's Travis Kelce?

Scott Spratt gives his favorite and least favorite DFS options for the Super Bowl based on the venue and weather in Miami and the defensive strengths and weaknesses of the Chiefs and 49ers. (Click for audio link.)