Here are our BackCAST running back projections for the class of 2020. Jonathan Taylor of Wisconsin gets our highest projection ever, but one of the popular SEC backs has a poor projection.

In honor of the new CBA which will expand the NFL playoffs to seven teams per conference, we look at the 10 best would-be seventh seeds since 1990 according to our DVOA ratings, from the 2008 Patriots to the 1991 Niners to the 2017 Ravens.

Here's our annual piece for ESPN+ going through and suggesting bold moves for each team. Philip Rivers to the Bears? Or should he go to the Colts? Or maybe the Colts need to go all in on defense? Plus Joe Thuney to Cincinnati, Justin Simmons to New England, and more suggestions.

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.

ESPN Upset Watch is here for the divisional round, looking at how the Seattle Seahawks can take down the Packers in Green Bay. It's all about the big difference between Russell Wilson's passing game and Aaron Rodgers' passing game.

Upset Watch is back for the playoffs! This week, we take a look at what the Buffalo Bills need to do to win on the road in Houston. The Texans want to blitz Allen, but Allen has a Houston weakness that he may be able to take advantage of even if he gets blitzed. 

A big Football Outsiders feature today at ESPN+, as we count down the top 10 (and bottom five) teams and players of the decade. We look at each unit and all four main skill positions.

This week's Upset Watch looks at the Green Bay Packers, who are 10-3 despite getting outgained by opponents on the average play. Some interesting numbers in here regarding short/deep passes for Green Bay as well as man/zone coverage splits. Cover Watch has Cincinnati against New England.

This week's ESPN Upset Watch looks at how the Jaguars can beat the disappointing Chargers at home. Cover Watch analyzes why Green Bay's DVOA doesn't match their 9-3 record.

I wrote this for ESPN+ about players who have improved and declined over the last few weeks, and what we can expect from them going forward. Includes a look at Josh Allen, Russell Wilson, Mohamed Sanu, and others.