The first wave of free agency has passed and rosters have begun to take shape, revealing the positions each team should prioritize in April’s draft.

The New England Patriots released wide receiver Stefon Diggs at the beginning of the new league year, and nearly two weeks later, he still hasn’t signed with another NFL team. A handful of teams are still on the lookout for additional talent,

The Cleveland Browns are facing growing skepticism as the 2026 season approaches. Early projections have positioned the franchise as a potential tank candidate within the AFC North.

Meanwhile, opinions are split in the NFC North

For AFC East teams to take down the Patriots in 2026, they will have to improve at receiver. Makai Lemon could fill an essential need

The 2025 NFL season delivered everything: surprise contenders, stunning collapses, breakout stars, coaching shakeups, and a postseason that reshaped the league’s power structure. Now that the confetti has fallen and every front office has begun turning the page toward the offseason,

Las Vegas receives high marks for making significant improvements at various positions. Meanwhile, Miami ranks lower for how it stripped down its roster.

NFL teams use free agency in varying fashions. Some spend big on starting talent while others are content to let their top in-house free agents walk and play the compensatory draft pick game. Many clubs fall somewhere in between,

A.J. Brown’s future with the Philadelphia Eagles remains uncertain, but a trade is not likely to happen anytime soon. The star receiver has been productive during his time in Philly, racking up 339 receptions for 5,

May is graduation season, making it the perfect time to hand out superlatives to NFL teams. With organizations having signed every free agent they wanted and delighted to have the best players on their board somehow fall to them in each round of April ...

A seemingly unlikely AFC team emerged as a potential landing spot for Dallas Cowboys star wide receiver George Pickens.