The 85th NFL Draft is in the books, and teams will pin their hopes on a new set of rookies. Franchises reveal plenty about their view of not only rookies but their returning players during drafts.
The Packers' first-round selection of Utah State QB Jordan Love over a position player who could contribute immediately will worsen their odds of prevailing in a loaded NFC, writes Yardbarker's Sam Robinson.
The 2020 first round is in the books, from No. 1 Joe Burrow (Bengals) to No. 32 Clyde Edwards-Helaire (Chiefs). It may be years before we get a true indication of each player's NFL value. But here's a super-early assessment of why each may excel ... or each could flop.
The Buccaneers’ 2020 makeover will produce not only one of the biggest publicity jolts in modern sports history but also thrust another contender into a conference that has been deep for years, writes Yardbarker's Sam Robinson.
New Bucs QB Tom Brady has outstanding skill-position receivers, but Tampa Bay must improve its offensive line. Yardbarker's Michael Nania, Sam Robinson and Chris Mueller weigh in on teams that must excel in this week's NFL Draft.
Less than two weeks remain until the NFL's virtual draft. While the sheer presentation and intra-team communication will draw more attention this year, franchises are plotting trades.
It seems unreasonable – given the COVID-19 pandemic events of the past five weeks – to expect the NFL’s season to be uninterrupted, Yardbarker's Sam Robinson writes.
For various reasons, writes Yardbarker's Sam Robinson, four 2019 NFC playoff teams – the Eagles, Packers, Vikings and 49ers – have the same primary void on offense.
With major upgrades on defense, the Raiders appear ready to make a leap in Las Vegas. Yardbarker's Chris Mueller, Sam Robinson and Michael Nania spotlight the teams that have had outstanding offseasons.
Several franchises enter the draft on April 23 with either immediate or near-future QB issues, writes Yardbarker's Sam Robinson.
Other franchises’ plans for replacing legendary quarterbacks involved several types of transactions, producing wildly disparate results. Yardbarker's Sam Robinson highlights those efforts.
The Bears' acquistion of quarterback Nick Foles could be more trouble than it's worth. Yardbarker's Chris Mueller, Sam Robinson and Michael Nania examine three nonsensical offseasons.
The new 14-team arrangement shifts too much power to No. 1 seeds, writes Yardbarker's Sam Robinson.
For the Cowboys to make a $35M-plus-per-year contract for a quarterback with a debatable ceiling work, they need to be perhaps unrealistically strong nearly everywhere else, writes Yardbarker's Sam Robinson.
Which franchises have done the best under their current ownership? After the NFL's 100th season, here is how the field stacks up.
The Browns, Dolphins and Broncos made significant offseason additions. Yardbarker's Chris Mueller, Michael Nania and Sam Robinson highlight the best move and an under-the-radar move for each team.
An offensive-minded coach who has yet to produce a top-10 Texans offense, Houston head coach Bill O'Brien has somehow commandeered more power than he’s earned, Yardbarker's Sam Robinson writes.
Here are the greatest backup quarterbacks in NFL history. In an effort to not include overqualified QBs, only passers who started less than a third of their teams' games are eligible.
The NFL will undoubtedly be altered by the cororanvirus pandemic. Yardbarker's Sam Robinson takes a deeper look.
Cornerbacks Chris Harris (Chargers) and Bryan Poole (Jets) and linebacker Cory Littleton (Raiders) are free-agency bargains. Yardbarker's Sam Robinson, Michael Nania and Chris Mueller explain why.
Tom Brady moving to Tampa presents unprecedented possibilities for an organization accustomed to its central figures sitting through production meetings with Fox’s fourth- or fifth-string broadcast crews, writes Yardbarker's Sam Robinson.
If no team trades for Cam Newton, the player who was the consensus front-runner to become the face of the NFL not too long ago may be stuck in free agency for the foreseeable future, Yardbarker's Sam Robinson writes.
Although the sports world is experiencing unprecedented chaos, the NFL's free agency window remains scheduled to open next week. This could mean standouts like Jadeveon Clowney could be heading elsewhere after previously relocating in 2019...
Tom Brady is the biggest name in free agency, but quarterbacks Teddy Bridgewater, Philip Rivers and Jameis Wisnton also could jump-start a new team. Yardbarker's Chris Mueller, Sam Robinson and Michael Nania offer possible landing spots.
With the NFL free-agency marketplace set to open next week, Yardbarker's Sam Robinson examines the bigger names who could cash in.