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.

Yes, you'll find many players from Seattle's Legion of Boom era on this roster. But is there a spot for any of Carroll's players from his days with the Jets and Patriots?

Though the Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl, it was the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers who dominated the regular season this year, and they dominated our reader awards as well.

Remember the XFL? It's back, and supposedly better than ever! But will Vince McMahon's football league manage to complete a full season, or will it go the way of the AAF?

Which teams and players will surprise their fans this season, and which will disappoint? Will New Orleans' season end in heartache again? Is anyone in the AFC better than New England -- or worse than Miami? The FO staff makes their predictions for 2019.

Ten years ago, we saw bright futures for a number of unheralded players, including Josh Sitton, Jamaal Charles, Miles Austin, Cliff Avril, William Gay, and Orlando Scandrick.