As the Chicago Bears wait for training camp to open, general manager Ryan Poles and company are scouring the roster to see where additions could be made.
The Las Vegas Raiders are a much different team than they were last season. Still, they continue to get overlooked. Insider Albert Breer recently analyzed the Raiders on the Rich Eisen show.
The Seattle Seahawks appear to have a nucleus for success. They've got some decent weapons on offense, a really good defense with playmakers at all three levels, and a really good, young head coach.
The Dallas Cowboys' disappointing 2024 campaign ended with the team falling just short of the NFL playoffs despite a late push. This season, the team enters
The Carolina Panthers seem like a team trending in the right direction. There's a lot of good buzz around them, and there's a feeling that they could be this year's Washington Commanders, a team that aces the offseason and exits the NFL's basement and enters the playoffs.
Saying that the Kansas City Chiefs are going to be good in 2025 shouldn't be considered counter-cultural, but the landscape of NFL offseason media is such that you'd think the Los Angeles Chargers or Denver Broncos had ruled the division for the last nine years.
While many analysts are predicting another difficult season for the San Francisco 49ers in 2025, Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer believes doom and gloom predictions are overblown.
Joe Burrow is one of the top candidates to win his first MVP award this fall and Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer is picking him to take it home. Burrow finished fourth in MVP voting last year while taking home the Comeback Player of the Year Award for the second time.
The Dallas Cowboys social media universe hit the panic button on Wednesday when a clip of NFL insider Albert Breer discussing one of the team’s top rookies went viral.
Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer gave his take on the Bengals offseason this week as the team gets caught between old and new ways with their contract decisions.
The NFL at large is beginning to wake up on the Denver Broncos. Outside of the incongruent opinions of Pro Football Focus, for the most part, NFL media is no longer sleeping on the Broncos.
The Los Angeles Rams may have been the only team in the NFC West to not overhaul their entire roster as Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer has named the Rams' rivals, the San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks as losers of the offseason.
Kyle Pitts trade rumors are running rampant, but Falcons fans should temper expectations of anything coming to fruition anytime soon, according to Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer.
Expectations are growing for the New England Patriots as the front office continues to build out a roster around young quarterback Drake Maye. Many seem to love the head coaching hire of Mike Vrabel as well, as he’s viewed as a solid coach in the league.
Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer recently opened his mailbag to answer questions from fans, including one asking who he believes will win Rookie of the Year honors for the 2025 season.
After Shedeur Sanders endured his now famous NFL Draft freefall last weekend, news emerged of how his interview with the New York Giants was a disaster.
The Las Vegas Raiders have weakened a division rival by adding to its front office. According to Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer, the Raiders have hired Brian Stark of the Denver Broncos as their new assistant general manager.
"If his last name was Breer," an unnamed NFC quarterbacks coach said about Shedeur Sanders, "and he was coming out of Minnesota, he’d be a sixth-round pick."
Michigan's Mason Graham is widely regarded as the top interior defensive line prospect in the 2025 NFL Draft, with most projections placing him off the board before the San Francisco 49ers are on the clock at No.
SI.com’s Albert Breer reports some people in NFL circles believe Lions WR Jameson Williams could be traded. It’s worth noting this is coming from a survey of personnel evaluators from other teams about the draft, not folks with the Lions.
Sports Illustrated American football journalist Albert Breer gave an honest take on whether the New York Giants will draft a quarterback with the No. 3 pick.
Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer has been working to ease the concerns of San Francisco 49ers fans since free agency began. The team has lost several key contributors while shedding expensive veterans, yet it has done little in free agency to offset those departures.