Jim Coventry suggests keeping an eye on Washington’s oft underrated pass rushers, including Ryan Kerrigan, against Matt Ryan and the Falcons.
Chris Liss argues Barkley is already the best back in the NFL and worth the No. 2 pick given the particular quarterbacks available.
Jim Coventry notes that Detroit is obsessed with passing the football, which projects for a busy day for safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix and the rest of Green Bay’s defensive backs.
Nick Pitner tackles how the Panthers' offseason tinkering can help Cam Newton return to his MVP ways.
Jim Coventry breaks down the Week 5 IDP outlook as Seahawks strong safety Kam Chancellor hopes to feast on the Rams on Sunday.
Nick Pitner explores how the Panthers can bounce back from last season's disappointment.
Brandin Cooks moves from one future Hall of Fame quarterback to another, and RotoWire's Jim Coventry thinks the speedy wideout could improve significantly now that he'll be catching passes from Tom Brady.
With MVP Aaron Rodgers under center, the Packers' offense was as dynamic as ever in 2014, but how much better can they possibly be in 2015?
Tom Brady and the Patriots look to get back to the Super Bowl, and the only thing standing in the way is Andrew Luck and the Colts in the AFC championship game.
Eli Manning and the Giants hope to put last year's disaster behind them when they open the season on Monday Night Football against the Lions.
Can They Stay Healthy?
Sticking with Cutler
Jesse Siegel returns with a new first round projection, with post-free agency adjustments made.
Ben Tate will see plenty of work in Cleveland if he can stay healthy.
This three-round projection includes several fresh suggestions, including the possibility of Auburn RB Tre Mason landing in the first round.
The Bears will almost certainly look to upgrade their defensive line after they were dismantled by opposing running backs and struggled to generate much pass rush in 2013.
Cowboys defensive tackle Jason Hatcher is racking up sacks and having the best season of his career at the age of 31.