Adam Schultz

9 hours ago | yardbarker.com | Adam Schultz

The Washington Commanders were one of the surprise packets of the 2024 season, with no one predicting a 12-5 record and an NFC Championship appearance. New head coach Dan Quinn and rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels took the league by storm, and the franchise doubled down on its success in 2024 by being aggressive in free agency. Laremy Tunsil and Deebo Samuel were traded to strengthen two key positions for Daniels, but it is the defense where most of the "issues" are.

11 hours ago | athlonsports.com | Adam Schultz

The winds of change have blown through The Star this offseason, with the Dallas Cowboys' coaching staff undergoing drastic changes. But that hasn't been the only change this offseason. Offensive line duo and future Hall of Famer's Zack Martin and Tyron Smith both retired, leaving a gaping leadership hole in the room, but it's one that both think Tyler Smith can take over with each offering glowing words about Smith in their retirement speeches.

12 hours ago | yardbarker.com | Adam Schultz

The New York Jets' roster needs for most, are rather clear and they begin on the offensive side of the ball. Some offensive line help at right tackle and a new weapon for Justin Fields, with the receiver room looking rather depleted if a game were played today. But the draft is where the Jets can get some new blood into the building, and that is where players like Tyler Warren or Armand Membou have been consistently mocked to the Jets by several outlets.

12 hours ago | yardbarker.com | Adam Schultz

Kansas City Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice was on pace to cruise past his rookie numbers in Year 2 as he hit the ground running with Patrick Mahomes in 2024. But just four games in, a nasty knee injury saw Rice be sidelined for the season, and left the Chiefs without their No. 1 weapon. Rice was on pace to have 1,224 yards in his second year before injury struck, and now, he's on the comeback trail as the Chiefs begin their offseason work.

12 hours ago | sports.yahoo.com | Adam Schultz

The Washington Commanders will enter the NFL Draft with clear needs on the defensive side of the ball, with Joe Whitt Jr.'s unit needing some help. Corner and pass rusher, one could argue, are the two spots Washington should be targeting, but the beauty of the draft is that everyone has their own idea of what type of player a franchise could/should draft.