After spending the last four months analyzing all the roster additions and departures for the 32 NFL teams, I asked myself what are the biggest questions I still have for each of them. This can revolve around personnel, schematics and really any other topic that came to mind. Today we’ll start on the NFC side!
In the final episode of our eight-part divisional draft & roster review series, once more we’re taking a deep dive into the draft selections and all other roster moves through that prism for four teams – the Broncos, Chiefs, Raiders and Chargers!
We’re headed West, entering the final week of our divisional draft & roster review series. In this episode, we’re discussing the draft classes and roster constructions of the Cardinals, Rams, 49ers and Seahawks!
Kicking off the second half of this divisional draft & roster review series, today we’re heading down South – discussing the draft classes of the Falcons, Panthers, Saints and Bucs, and all the other offseason moves through that lens.
Closing out the first half of my annual my divisional draft & roster review series today, we’ll be talking about the Bills, Dolphins, Patriots & Jets today – discussing every single player each team drafted and how it fits with the different stages of their roster constructions.
Opening week two of our divisional draft & roster review series with the Cowboys, Giants, Eagles and Commanders! We discuss every single player they selected in the draft, how they fit into those rosters and each team’s class as part of their offseason approaches!
I went through the entire 2026 NFL schedule and here are my top 25 games on the slate! đź“‹
I didn’t include any week 17/18 matchups without fixed starting times or knowing the implications they might have. And I could’ve thrown in a few more divisional matchups (no singular NFC South game quite made it, but the division should be more interesting overall).
We kick off our divisional draft & roster review series with the NFC North. Over the next month, we put the spotlight on all 32 franchises and how they’ve approached this offseason, through the lens of the NFL Draft!
The 2026 NFL Draft is in the books, and it’s time review everything that happened. We all knew Fernando Mendoza would be the first name off the board, but then we had multiple surprise picks over the first half of night one especially. Day two was marked by a couple of head-scratching tight-end selections and only one running back hearing his name called (and certainly not the one we expected). And thankfully, it only took for the first selection of Saturday for the slide of potential top-ten pick Tennessee cornerback Jermod McCoy to finally come to end, due to his uncertain medical situation, before LSU’s Garrett Nussmeier only just got drafted at the very end, as the tenth quarterback off the board, in a weak class otherwise.
As always, I will recap the action with four categories – the biggest winners and losers, steals and reaches of the draft. These opinions are based on my personal evaluations, in combination with consensus boards, analyzing roster construction and the situations of veteran players, who may be significantly affected by the picks that were made. Players who reportedly fell largely due to injury concerns may only be limited as honorable mentions in the “steals” category.
Let’s dive in:
Just four days away from night one, it’s time for my ultimate mock draft! I predict picks 1-32, including some fun trades and discussions, and then make one selection for all six teams who currently don’t own a first-round pick!
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