Jeff Zimmerman moves to wide receivers with his unique projection model. If targets are evenly distributed, which receivers would move to the top?
Andy Segedin examines the impending quarterback competition, among other situations, in Denver.
Jim Coventry breaks down the key position battles as teams head to training camp. Can Ameer Abdullah hold off Theo Riddick in the Lions' backfield?
Even though the Steelers are a No. 6 seed, Antonio Brown is our No. 1 receiver.
Andrew Fiorentino checks out the risers and fallers following another chaotic week, including the emergence of Rishard Matthews in Miami
Alex Smith could light up the G-Men
How much do matchups matter? Many of the top quarterbacks this week, including Tom Brady, do not have good matchups.
Matt Cassel was knocked out of Sunday's game with a head injury, which just might be the excuse the Chiefs need to give Brady Quinn a shot.
Never need to ask which receiver to start again.
Carolina starter DeAngelo Williams lost carries Sunday to a healthy Jonathan Stewart, but both again took a backseat to Cam Newton in the running game.
Matt Forte is the No. 1 back in Chicago, but Michael Bush's emergence could relegate Forte to the sideline when the team is at the goal line.
Jahvid Best and Mikel Leshoure are battling to start at running back in Detroit, but the job might come down to who can stay healthy.
Colt McCoy could do more standing than playing this season if he doesn't win his battle with rookie Brandon Weeden for the starting QB job in Cleveland.
Maurice Jones-Drew tops our RB rankings for Week 17.
Ryan Mathews is even getting goal line carries now.
Who will step up now that Greg Jennings won't be there to put that team on his back?
Matthew Stafford and the Lions get their shot at the injury-riddled Vikings secondary this week.