The Bears quarterback is poised to have an instant effect on Chicago’s success, but he's not the only first-year player well-positioned to burst onto the scene.

Pittsburgh GM Omar Khan adds value all over the roster, while Colts, Patriots, Raiders and Chargers find talent across the board.

With the draft and free agency in the rearview mirror, here are the most glaring roster holes for all 32 squads.

The Falcons' focus on a quarterback-succession plan for Kirk Cousins could cost the team in the immediate future.

Chicago has never had a 4,000-yard passer. Plus, more on the Bills, Chiefs, Saints, Giants, 49ers, Dolphins and 2025 NFL draft prospects in Albert’s Breer’s mailbag.

It’s time to put the conference’s selections under the microscope and evaluate which incoming rookies may not pan out the way teams expect.

Sizing up all 32 teams now that we know which rookies will be added to the mix. And, oh yeah, the Bears, Commanders, Patriots, Falcons, Vikings and Broncos have their quarterbacks.

Five years ago, in “The Art of Coaching” documentary that highlighted the bond between Bill Belichick and Nick Saban, the then-Alabama coach ripped off a rant o

With all seven rounds and 257 picks in the books, let's take a look at which teams succeeded the most and which made too many head-scratching decisions.

Deciding to be patient and sticking with Daniel Jones, while also winning more games in the interim, will get New York back on track.