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| TODAY'S EPISODE: NFC East training camp battles |
| The Giants are built to be a running team that relies on a dink-and-dunk pass game, but Ryan Wilson says if that's the case, why keep the QB who makes $22M a year? Ryan and I break down all the NFC East camp battles, while Jared Dubin sorts out the Giants CB situation (and don't miss Training Camp Live each weekday at 4:30 p.m. ET on CBS Sports HQ). |
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| 2020 Draft: 5 teams most likely to pick a QB |
| The Cards almost certainly aren't taking a QB again in the 2020 draft (ARE THEY!?) but for some other teams, there's reason to believe they've already got eyes on Tua, Herbert or another signal-caller. Chris Trapasso identified the five most likely teams to draft an early QB, including one whose starter's solid stats just don't add up to wins. |
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| Training camp battles: WR wide open for Pats |
| The Patriots have gotten away with pretty low-rent WRs for years, knowing Gronk was always there to bail them out. Now that Gronk's retired, Bill Belichick used a first-round pick on a WR for the first time ever, and the pass-catcher battle is WIDE open. Here's my look at a long list of guys who could emerge, and how it most likely will play out. |
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| Fantasy Sleepers 2.0: Two Chargers lead the way |
| After Melvin Gordon told the Chargers to pay him or trade him, Heath Cummings expected the ADP for Austin Ekeler and Justin Jackson to skyrocket, especially considering James Conner's 2018. Heath got a surprise, though: Neither player's ADP rose much, which is why both are on his Sleepers 2.0 list, along with this super deep sleeper in Tampa. |
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| Peterson has money woes despite earning nearly $100M |
| Adrian Peterson has made almost $100 million in his NFL career, but apparently he doesn't have much of it left. The Redskins running back has been battling at least three different lawsuits, with creditors trying to get him to pay off his debts. Here's why his lawyer says things got out of hand. |
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