Here's a big feature as part of a whole decade in review package at ESPN+. We look at the decade's offensive and defensive trends for all 32 teams: the ups and downs, plus some particulars like who faced the toughest schedules of the decade or had the most injuries.

New at ESPN+: Your first look at Football Outsiders' team projections for 2020, as we go through our projected top ten for the 2021 draft.

Here's our annual draft guide package for ESPN+, listing every team with their biggest need, a quiet need, and a position that's not a need, as well as appropriate prospects who might be available when that team is set to draft.

Here are our SackSEER projections for the top edge rushers in the class of 2020. Numbers suggest that after Ohio State's Chase Young, this is not a great class.

There are a lot of first-round prospects in the wide receiver class of 2020, but they're generally equal to the average first-rounder of past drafts, with two exceptions. This is the ESPN+ version of Playmaker Score; it will also run on FO with a full table next week.

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.

Here are our QBASE projections for the Class of 2020. Joe Burrow and Tua Tagovailoa are among the highest projections ever for quarterbacks with only two years of starting experience. Jordan Love is more of a risk. This will also run here on FO late next week.

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.