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As the summer heat bakes the practice fields and NFL training camps loom on the horizon, front offices across the league are in a rare moment of calm. But make no mistake, in the quiet offices of GMs and scouts, the wheels are already turning for next year's draft. The echoes of last April's war room frenzy may have faded, but the lessons – both triumphant and painful – remain fresh.

As an NFL analyst, I've spent countless hours poring over game tape, crunching numbers, and dissecting every aspect of football. But there's one concept that's always nagged at me, a phantom that haunts every broadcast and post-game press conference: momentum.

With just one more day until the 2024 NFL Draft, many questions still linger. How many QBs will go top-10? How many trades will shake things up? Will we see any NFL stars on the move Thursday?

The NFL has just updated the final draft order for the 2024 NFL Draft, adding compensatory picks that sprinkle additional intrigue into the draft strategy of all 32 teams across the league.

In the race for the 2023 Heisman Trophy, one name has risen above the rest, carving a path to victory that seems unchallengeable: Jayden Daniels of LSU. As the college football season has unfolded, Daniels has not just performed; he has dominated, making a compelling case that not only makes him the frontrunner for the Heisman but also signals a seismic shift in the landscape of college football's most prestigious award.

With the NFL season nearing mid-season, fantasy football enthusiasts are strategizing to fine-tune their leagues. Crafting a championship-caliber team goes beyond luck; it requires meticulous planning, adaptability, and an eye for value. This guide offers a game plan for navigating your draft and selecting a team that's primed for success.

As the leaves turn and the crisp air of fall signals the peak of college football season, Week 9 didn't just match expectations—it blew them out of the water. Fans leaned in closer riding the wave of an adrenaline-packed Saturday.

The NFL Draft is full of surprises and unpredictability. High picks like JaMarcus Russell, taken first overall, didn't live up to expectations, while others like Patrick Mahomes, picked 10th, have already achieved MVP and Super Bowl accolades.

While the National Football League (NFL) in the United States is generally dominated by home-grown players, there are also plenty of overseas athletes playing in the competition. Australia has provided the NFL with several players in recent years, some of whom have become an integral part of the teams they represent.

Navigating the intricate web of the NFL hierarchy can be as complex as piecing together the perfect football strategy. Drawing from Boris Groysberg, Evan M.S. Hecht, and Abhijit NaikBoris's illuminating research, we begin to unravel the conundrum: Who truly holds the most sway in an NFL team's success?

It’s safe to say that the NFL of today is not the same league that it was 10 or 20 years ago. Out of the many differences from past generations, one of the biggest is the high population of mobile quarterbacks in the NFL.

There's no buzz quite like Week 1 of the NFL season. After an offseason of combing through draft analyses, dissecting training camp battles, and speculating over preseason flashes, the real deal finally lands. Fantasy rosters are locked, bets placed, and the Monday morning quarterbacks are just waiting to dissect every play.