Kenny Golladay stood resolute against a cold market for free agent wide receivers and secured the payday he was looking for, and now he leaves Detroit for the Giants.
JuJu Smith-Schuster saw a weaker free agency market than expected and passed up opportunities with the Chiefs and Ravens to return to Pittsburgh for less money.
Another domino fell in the wide receiver market Thursday, with former Houston standout Will Fuller landing in Miami on a one-year deal. Also, Allen Robinson signs the franchise tag with Chicago.
Jamaal Williams is staying in the NFC North, now backing up D'Andre Swift instead of Aaron Jones.
John McKechnie and Mario Puig discuss the frenetic first two days of the NFL legal tampering period, especially New England's big spending spree, which included TE Hunter Henry.
Jeff and Liss discuss A.J. Green signing with the Arizona Cardinals. Will Green revitalize his career in the desert?
Chris Liss thinks the free agency additions in New England will make Cam Newton a successful fantasy option. Jeff Erickson disagrees.
Even after paying big for Jonnu Smith on Monday, the Patriots reeled in the other top tight end in free agency by landing Hunter Henry on Tuesday.
Bill Belichick apparently sees value in the 2021 free-agent class, with Monday reports linking his team to seven new signings, including Jonnu Smith and Nelson Agholor.
With no NFL combine this offseason 2021 NFL Draft prospects will need to do their athletic testing in pro day settings, and this article will keep track of all the important developments.
Jerry Donabedian looks at all the big developments from the franchise-tag deadline, including Kenny Golladay's impending free agency and Dak Prescott's massive contract.
Looking at eight players who have the traits to break out in bigger roles, Anthony Firkser stands out even if the Titans re-sign Jonnu Smith.
With Big Ben officially staying in Pittsburgh and JuJu Smith-Schuster trending the other direction, Diontae Johnson should see a boatload of short targets in 2021.
Forget T.J. Hockenson and Noah Fant -- Kyle Pitts is the best tight end prospect since at least Jermaine Gresham, and he's a justifiable top-five pick in rookie drafts.
John McKechnie and Mario Puig talk about a couple rookie running backs, the shift in the tight end Market - especially in New Orleans, and a few mid-round wide receivers.
Assessing the dynasty league value of nine wide receiver prospects, this article identifies injury-afflicted third-year wideout Parris Campbell as one of the NFL's best buy opportunities.
John McKechnie and Mario Puig discuss the Russell rumors, Big Ben returning and the Carson Wentz trade fallout. Plus Mario reviews his recent FFPC Best Ball draft.
Trevor Lawrence may be a rookie but his upside is substantial and his starting role is all but assured, leading the writer to select Lawrence as his QB2 in the third round.