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| TODAY'S EPISODE: Why can't Cam, Jameis find starting jobs? |
| We're two weeks deep into free agency, and two former No. 1 picks are still unsigned. What exactly is the holdup with Cam Newton and Jameis Winston? Brady Quinn has some very interesting ideas (including why he wouldn't even be looking to sign right now if he were Cam) as we size up a very odd offseason, the quarterback market and much more. |
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| Mock Draft: Young falls to Giants, Skins take Tua |
| Now that everybody seems to agree on a general outline of how the draft will go down, WHAT IF EVERYBODY'S WRONG? Curveball picks happen all the time, and Tom Fornelli's quarantine-induced fever dream has the Redskins going QB, which allows Chase Young to fall into the Giants' lap after another team trades up as QBs go 1-2-3. |
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| Grading 2020 offenses: Bottom six teams |
| It's one thing to rank the NFL's 32 offenses, but it's quite another to do it the way Jared Dubin does it. Jared locked himself into his lab and assigned point values to every team's QBs, OL, RBs, WRs/TEs and play-callers, and THEN weighted those numbers by importance. His analysis goes so deep we had to break it up into tiers; here's a look at the NFL's worst six. |
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| Mock Draft: Dolphins trade up, top-10 surprise |
| The draft is just 23 days away and we're all stuck at home, so how could we have just ONE new mock? Dan Schneier has our second one of the day, which features the Dolphins and Lions doing business as Tua lands in Miami, and the Browns landing a surprise player in the top 10. |
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| 2020 Draft: Sizing up defensive linemen by type |
| Not every defensive lineman is created the same. Some are long, dynamic athletes with raw pass-rush move arsenals. Some are technicians who don't have the requisite athleticism to threaten through a gap. To get you ready for the draft, Chris Trapasso divided the DL prospects into five groups, plus two sleepers you should definitely check out right here. |
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