Former Baltimore Ravens analyst Sean Clement explores the opposing viewpoints of old-school football coaches and modern-era data-driven observers, and how the two must find a way to work together to get the most out of players such as Lamar Jackson.
Our resident fashion mavens return to judge the NFL's newest uniforms, including retro looks in Cleveland and Tampa Bay, an anti-retro look in Atlanta, and the team with no name in D.C. One things for sure, though: Los Angeles has the best uniforms in the league, while Los Angeles has the worst. And no, that's not a typo.
Tony Dungy oversaw some great defenses in Tampa Bay and some great offenses in Indianapolis. Can anyone from the "wrong" team infiltrate his all-time starting lineup?
It's a really, really good year to be shopping for defensive backs, where even after a wave of franchise tags, great names remain available.
Bryan Knowles previews the best offensive players available in free agency, how much money they'll likely get, and where they might end up. Where are the best spots for Aaron Jones, Allen Robinson, and Trent Williams?
Our readers have selected the best players, coaches, executives, and commercials of the NFL season—and the worst. It was a good year for Aaron Rodgers, Aaron Donald, and everyone running the Buffalo Bills.
Everyone picks a different team to surprise, while there is plenty of pessimism surrounding Detroit and Philadelphia and conflicting opinions on Tampa Bay. We also have draft predictions, in which the entire FO staff picks the same player to go number one overall.
What do Andy Reid's teams have in common? Strong special teams, excellent secondaries, and running backs who can catch the football. Let's pick his best players over 21 years as an NFL head coach.
It's time to celebrate Jeff Fisher Day! Our look back at the head coach's best players with the Titans and Rams features an MVP quarterback, some of the best defensive linemen you'll ever see, and shockingly limited talent at wide receiver.
So you think the greatest seasons under Mike Shanahan all came from the 1998 Broncos? Well, you're fairly perceptive, then.
