Super Bowl timelines for all 32 NFL teams: Who's in mix, getting closer and years away?
We predicted the realistic timelines for when every team can contend for a title.
We predicted the realistic timelines for when every team can contend for a title.
In a pandemic still rife with uncertainty, NFL players who spent their seasons sitting out have experienced grief, joy and confusion -- but not regret.
From franchises that will tear it all down to those that just need a few tweaks, here are the offseason priorities for every team no longer playing.
The Bills could be back, but how many more chances at a second Super Bowl will Aaron Rodgers get? NFL Nation sorts through the issues facing those ousted from the playoffs.
How Cleveland maneuvers its salaries and will go a long way toward helping the Browns build upon their success this season.
This plot depicts double team rate as an edge (x axis) by pass rush win rate as an edge (y axis) for the 2020 regular season. Label colors indicate 2020 cap hit (red = high). Watt brothers are at the extreme end of each axis: J.J. is double-teamed when pass rushing more often than anyone else, T.J. wins at a higher rate than anyone else. Jerry Hughes, Myles Garrett, Joey Bosa, Brian Burns, Justin Houston and Chase Young among the other standouts here. (ESPN / Next Gen Stats)
Former Giants teammates Saquon Barkley and Odell Beckham Jr. plan to get together to train this offseason as they both rehab torn ACLs, the running back told ESPN.
Quarterbacks always win MVP (and rightfully so). But what about the receivers, running backs, defensive backs and pass-rushers? Here are our top 10 non-QB MVP candidates.
Mina and Sam Monson of Pro Football Focus look ahead to Championship Weekend and preview Bucs-Packers and Bills-Chiefs. Plus, they take a look at the off season needs for the teams eliminated in the Divisional Round and discuss how hard the Jets should go after Deshaun Watson.
Today on NFL Live, Laura Rutledge and the crew recap the AFC and NFC Divisional matchups, the aftermath of the loss for the Browns and Saints, the growing trouble between Deshaun Watson and the Texans, and so much more!
Time to give the people what they want… Jalen & Jacoby break down all the angles of this weekend’s NFL playoff action. Plus, James Harden’s Nets debut, Zion Williamson dunks all over the Kings, and is it time for Texans and Deshaun Watson to part ways… all that and more on J&J.
Bomani, Domonique and Israel question if the Bucs deserved credit for beating the Saints and the significance of the win for the Chiefs
Bart & Hahn discuss the status of Patrick Mahomes heading into Sunday’s AFC Championship game with Buffalo and the result of what may have been Drew Brees' last game in an NFL uniform.
The Saints couldn't throw downfield. The Browns were carved up in the middle of the field. The Ravens need a No. 1 receiver.
First Take discusses what this loss means for Drew Brees now, if the Nets will go to the finals with or without Kyrie, and much more.
Stephen A and Max debate if they were impressed by the Bucs or disappointed by the Saints, how did the Brown lose to the Chiefs, and much more.
Browns bullish on their future with a young core and playmakers, but defense needs offseason work.
Andy Reid's gutsy call combined with execution from Chad Henne and Tyreek Hill on fourth-and-1 from the Kansas City 48 doomed the Browns.
— The Kansas City Chiefs had lost Patrick Mahomes to a concussion and were in danger of losing the game.
The game winner. The Chiefs selling the no-play before running the play: awesome.
The Chiefs held on to defeat the Browns 22-17 to reach the AFC Championship Game after Patrick Mahomes left because of a concussion, as Chad Henne made two huge plays to seal the victory.
The Browns were inches away from a touchdown but Daniel Sorensen's hit on Rashard Higgins jarred the ball loose before he hit the pylon.
Patrick Mahomes leads the Chiefs on a methodical opening drive culminating in his 1-yard touchdown run.
| TEAM | W | L | T | PCT | PF | PA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pittsburgh | 12 | 4 | 0 | .750 | 416 | 312 |
| Baltimore | 11 | 5 | 0 | .688 | 468 | 303 |
| Cleveland | 11 | 5 | 0 | .688 | 408 | 419 |
| Cincinnati | 4 | 11 | 1 | .281 | 311 | 424 |


