Stat Analysis

Walker, an oversized edge rusher, should feel right at home on the NFL's largest defensive team.

Led by their oversized wideouts and gigantic tight ends, the Indianapolis Colts had the NFL's biggest offense in 2021—and they should be even bigger in 2022.

Our annual review of the best values this offseason tries—and fails!—to keep up with the wide receiver market.

Trey McBride of Colorado State comes out far ahead of everyone else in FO's new Travis tight end projections.

If you drafted Julio Jones, Tua Tagovailoa, or anyone on the Giants last season, you probably didn't win your fantasy championship. Sorry about that.

The so-called Underwear Olympics aren't just a show—history says that workout-warrior edge rushers like the former Georgia star often succeed in the NFL.

Our BackCAST metrics make it clear: the Iowa State star is the best running back prospect in this year's draft.

Six years ago, the Cowboys built a foundation by finding a franchise running back and quarterback in the same class.

Other teams that fell short of expectations included the Broncos, the Giants, and ... the Chiefs?

Since 2001, no team has seen a bigger loss of net DYAR from offensive weapons than the 2022 Kansas City Chiefs.