The Giants have many of the pieces in place for an explosive offense, but to reach those heights Daniel Jones will need to show measurable improvement.
Against an overmatched Atlanta team, the 49ers should be playing with a lead, offering their already great pass rushers, including Nick Bosa, great opportunities for a big day.
With running the ball against Chicago an exercise in futility, Jim Coventry expects Saints QB Teddy Bridgewater to throw plenty, setting up a big day for the Bears‘ pass rush featuring Khalil Mack.
Jim Coventry says Washington’s lack of a quality offensive line means Akiem Hicks and the Bears’ pass rushers will have a busy day.
Jerry Donabedian analyzes the matchups for Week 2 and expects Sony Michel to bounce back in a big way against a Miami defense that got steamrolled by Mark Ingram and the Ravens last week.
Jim Coventry concludes his three-article series with defensive backs, and coming in at third in the rankings is Keanu Neal.
Chris Liss dishes on an interesting offseason for the Giants, to say the least.
Eric Caturia hones in on the effect of Kliff Kingsbury and Kyler Murray on the Cardinals' fortunes, both in the short and long term.
The top free agents still available, ranked in descending order of general value. Plus links to daily summaries of the key signings.
Eagles pass rushers Fletcher Cox, et al. should have a big game against a Cowboys offensive unit that will probably have to throw more often than they’d like.
With a host of notable absences at key positions and one very important return from suspension, Week 16 offers no shortage of important fantasy headlines. Juan Carlos Blanco guides you through the injury landscape heading into a crucial Week 16.
Josh Fathollahi takes a look at the 49ers as they transition to the Kyle Shanahan era.
Eric Caturia takes a deep dive into how the Cardinals can return to contending status.
Josh Fathollahi previews the upcoming 49ers season under new head coach Chip Kelly.
The season-ending injury suffered by Antoine Bethea on Thursday should allow rookie Jaquiski Tartt to emerge as a starting safety in San Francisco.
Chasing the Seahawks