Denver Broncos
2021 NFL Free Agency: Teams to love, loathe or be on the fence about
Analyzing NFL free agency so far.
Articles by James Dudko
New England Patriots
Best team fits for Phillip Lindsay in free agency
Phillip Lindsay's love affair with the Denver Broncos came to an end on Thursday when his agent confirmed the team will rip up the running back's tender offer. He immediately hits free agency.
Chicago Bears
NFL Free Agency 2021: Genius moves and headscratchers from day two
The Chicago Bears have a new quarterback, but it isn't Russell Wilson. Andy Dalton is the consolation prize of sorts for a fanbase still waiting for a franchise-level player at football's most important position.
New England Patriots
Why the Patriots needed Hunter Henry even after signing Jonnu Smith
Bill Belichick is serious about putting more weapons around his quarterback in 2021. Hunter Henry became the latest target for Cam Newton to aim for after the free-agent tight end agreed to a three-year contract with the Pats on Tuesday.
New England Patriots
NFL Free Agency 2021: Genius moves and headscratchers from day one
Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots were big spenders when 2021 free agency unofficially kicked off on Monday. The NFL's legal tampering period prompted a slew of signings, seven of them by the cap-rich Pats.
New York Giants
New York Giants offseason plan: Three things Gettleman must do
The New York Giants won't win the NFC East until franchise stars quarterback Daniel Jones and running back Saquon Barkley prove they can stay healthy. Barkley missed almost the entire 2020 NFL season, while Jones started only 14 games and missed time in two of those.
NFL
Three things the Washington Football Team must get right this offseason
Ron Rivera has the Washington Football Team headed in the right direction. He proved that by taking the rebranded franchise from worst to first in the NFC East during the 2020 NFL season.
Kansas City Chiefs
Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs were thoroughly out-coached in Super Bowl LV
Tom Brady was the MVP, but Super Bowl LV was won before anyone touched the football at Raymond James Stadium. It was won when Andy Reid and his staff lost the coaching battle to Bruce Arians and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Kansas City Chiefs
Three key matchups to decide Super Bowl LV
Picking a winner in Super Bowl LV is tricky business because the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers match up so well. There's a reason their game in Week 12 was decided by only three points, with the Chiefs surviving a late rally and hanging on for a 27-24 win.
Kansas City Chiefs
Bruce Arians vs Andy Reid: Strengths, weaknesses, tendencies
Super Bowl LV isn't just a heavyweight matchup of star quarterbacks. It's also an intriguing battle of strategic wits between two coaching giants, Bruce Arians and Andy Reid.
Buffalo Bills
Buffalo Bills vs Kansas City Chiefs: Six key factors
Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills face a daunting task knocking off the defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs whether or not Patrick Mahomes plays in this Sunday's AFC Championship Game.
Green Bay Packers
Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs Green Bay Packers: Six key factors
Aaron Rodgers won't need to beat Tom Brady to push the Green Bay Packers past the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Sunday's NFC Championship Game.
Cleveland Browns
How the Cleveland Browns can beat the Kansas City Chiefs
Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt have powered the Cleveland Browns into the playoffs and a shock road win over bitter rival the Pittsburgh Steelers. The same one-two punch in the running game is the key to the Browns producing an even bigger upset against defending Super Bowl champion the Kansas City Chiefs.
Green Bay Packers
Three things the Packers must do to avoid embarrassment against the Rams
Aaron Rodgers knows the embarrassment of being the top seed in the NFC playoffs and fluffing his lines. It happened to the 15-1 Green Bay Packers following the 2011 NFL season, when the New York Giants left Lambeau Field with a 37-20 victory, en route to a second Super Bowl title in four years.
Chicago Bears
Three things the Bears must do to stand a chance against the Saints
Stopping Alvin Kamara and disappointing Mitchell Trubisky. That's how the Chicago Bears can upset the New Orleans Saints in the NFC Wild Card Playoffs on Sunday.
