The AAF had a great first weekend with lots of chatter and viral moments, none of them involving Christian Hackenberg in a good way. But can it keep up the success? Brady Quinn says ABSOLUTELY and he's got a very interesting reason why, beyond just developing players, as we also break down all the latest from around the NFL and more.

The Bucs just took Ronald Jones in the second round a year ago, and he finished with 44 rushing yards (checking notes) for the season. That's not good, so R.J. White's got the Bucs trading back and using the 10th pick on another RB. R.J.'s also got two teams making huge trades to move into the top five, and Kyler Murray lands in a very interesting spot.

Although Antonio Brown is the best receiver AVAILABLE this offseason, his status is a mystery and he comes with a lot of baggage. Luckily, if the price gets too steep for Brown, teams have plenty of other WR options. John Breech ranked the top 10 free agent WRs, with Golden Tate at the top and a trio of Pats at the bottom.

Speaking of Antonio Brown, the receiver tweeted a goodbye to 'SteelerNation' on Tuesday, saying it was time to move on and forward, but forward to where? John Breech ranked the top 10 spots where Brown could wind up, and while the Pats and Browns are wild cards, there are several at the top you've got to see.

A running back went No. 2 overall last year, which isn't happening this April. Still, while none of these guys are Saquon Barkley, Chris Trapasso says four of them can be feature backs in the NFL. That list starts with Devin Singletary (electric) and Elijah Holyfield (nimble as dad Evander), and here's where Chris ranks Bryce Love.

Our preseason Power Rankings were really just guesses for a new league that had NEVER PLAYED A GAME. But now that we've witnessed all eight AAF teams in action, Ben Kercheval has reshuffled the deck, and it's the Iron who rose the most (three spots). Check out who Ben's got at No. 1.