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With the arrival of Kirk Cousins in Atlanta, the quarterback picture has changed in the NFC South. The Buccaneers, Falcon, and Saints will be aiming to add talent in the 2024 draft to give them an edge in pushing for a division title. Meanwhile, the Carolina Panthers will need to do all they can to surround Bryce Young with talent despite being without a first-round pick in this year's draft.

The NFC West division has intriguing storylines around all four franchises. The LA Rams are looking to rebuild their roster without Aaron Donald after opting to trade away multiple draft picks in recent years. The Cardinals have a pair of first-round picks to build around Kyler Murray coming off a season-ending injury. The Seahawks and 49ers are two of the most talented rosters in the NFL, and they have plenty of draft capital to add talent for another playoff run in 2024.

The AFC East has been flipped on its head in comparison to most of the Brady and Belichick era, with the Patriots consistently finishing in first place and their rivals never truly building a roster that could challenge for a title. Now the Patriots find themselves in a rebuild while the Bills, Dolphins, and Jets all have a chance to make noise in the playoffs in 2024.

The Kansas City Chiefs sit atop the AFC West coming off back-to-back Superbowl championships. The Broncos, Chargers, and Raiders all figure to have new faces in place at quarterback or head coach for the 2024 season and will be looking to build a roster capable of ending the Chiefs streak of eight consecutive AFC West titles.

The AFC North has had a franchise in the AFC championship game for the last three years. Last year the Browns, Ravens, and the Steelers all made it to the postseason, with the Bengals missing out with a nine-win season that saw Joe Burrow miss seven games with injury. This is a stacked division with all four teams just a couple of pieces away from a run at a Superbowl.

We’ve reached the part of the college football season where some teams start to gear up for conference championships and New Year's Six Bowls while others prepare for smaller bowl games or the offseason, knowing they need to find a new quarterback. It’s also the part of the season when big-name players start to opt out of bowl games and declare for the draft.

Why can't we put our finger on the potential of JJ McCarthy? As the draft buzz builds for the elite quarterbacks in the 2024 draft, we are hearing the usual characteristics of those drafted at the top.

By the sheer nature of their role and responsibilities, no player has more of an impact on a game of football than the quarterback.

Week 7 of the NFL delivered a memorable slate of games, showcasing thrilling upsets, standout performances, and key storylines that will shape the rest of the season. From the Patriots shocking the Bills to the Eagles outmuscling the Dolphins, here's a comprehensive recap of the action.

The NFL Draft has long been a stage for future superstars to stake their claim, but every so often, a class comes through that promises to redefine the trajectory of the league. Enter the 2024 quarterback draft class. From arm talent to pocket presence, from football IQ to off-script playmaking, this class isn't just about the depth—it's about transcendent talent that's generating NFL draft buzz reminiscent of draft legends past.

The National Football League is a multicultural sports organization attracting the best and most promising Football players from across the globe. The bulk of stars in the NFL hail from the United States, joining the pro league from the most recognizable teams in College Football.

The NFC East has long been one of the most competitive and unpredictable divisions in the NFL. As the 2023 season dawns, each team in the division gears up with new strategies, personnel changes, and hopes of a potential playoff berth. With off-field dramas, intriguing roster moves, and the weight of history behind them, the Eagles, Cowboys, Giants, and Commanders are all set for what promises to be an eventful year.