Here's an annual feature we do for ESPN+ with a bunch of lists based on quarterback metrics from 2019. Included: which quarterbacks were most accurate, which quarterbacks were most aggressive, and which quarterbacks added the most value compared to the rest of their teams.

It's time for our annual look at the most likely teams to go worst-to-first on ESPN+. This year, it's joined by a look at the most likely teams to go the other way, from first to worst. We also did a new simulation for this article that accounts for COVID opt-outs and the Jamal Adams trade.

Here's our annual ESPN+ ranking of all 32 teams based on talent under the age of 25, led this year by the Baltimore Ravens. The New York Giants may surprise you at No. 2, followed by Arizona, Buffalo, and San Francisco. Check out all 32 teams here.

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.

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.