Latavius Murray's ankle surgery allowed rookie Dalvin Cook to show his skills this summer, and Cook will have the spotlight a bit longer with Murray still out.
Jeff Stotts gives a heads up to fantasy owners on the health of some key players as we enter training camps, including Denver's C.J. Anderson.
Jim Coventry touches on the Bears, who enter training camp with plenty of question marks outside of running back Jordan Howard.
George Kurtz takes a look at how the Dolphins will fare in year two of the Adam Gase era.
Jerry Donabedian and David Phillips consider the Eagles' offseason moves and their potential impact for the upcoming campaign.
Gabe Myers muses about how Kirk Cousins will manage in Washington with steady options DeSean Jackson and Pierre Garcon elsewhere.
Justin Fielkow analyzes whether the Saints can find success in the latter stages of Drew Brees' career.
Peter Schoenke examines whether the Vikings have found a suitable AP replacement, among other concerns.
Mike Doria spells out the Patriots' all-in pursuit of a third Super Bowl title in four seasons.
John McKechnie peruses whether the Ravens can escape the injury bug that has befallen them in recent seasons
Nick Whalen delves into the Jaguars, who are seeking to avoid a seventh consecutive losing season.
Kevin O'Brien analyzes how the Packers can get over the hump and make their first Super Bowl appearance since the 2010 season.
Andy Segedin examines the impending quarterback competition, among other situations, in Denver.
Jim Coventry reviews the health of some of this year's key IDPs, including Houston's J.J. Watt, who is returning from a back injury.
Building a dynasty is more art than science, but Erik Siegrist shows how following NFL trends can be the crucial ingredient to long-term victory.
Justin Schultz investigates where the Browns stand in their rebuild.
Dave McKay ponders whether the Bills can reach the postseason for the first time since 1999.
Mike Wendt assesses the Falcons' ability to brush off their Super Bowl LI defeat.