Evan Winter

6 days ago | yardbarker.com | Evan Winter

The NFL will release the official schedule for each one of its 32 teams on Wednesday, May 14. However, the league has said it'll release the entire international slate on Tuesday, May 12. NFL Network's Emmy-award winning show, Good Morning Football, will announce the overseas schedule, so we won't have to wait until May 14 to find out if Jayden Daniels and Co. will take on Tua Tagovailoa and crew across the pond.

1 week ago | yardbarker.com | Evan Winter

The Washington Commanders came away with one the draft's most underrated picks in cornerback Trey Amos at No. 51, but ESPN's Jeremy Fowler recently revealed a newly-discovered back injury is what "probably" caused him to fall into Adam Peters' lap at No. 61. Washington got a plus starter with second-round defensive back Trey Amos, who has size, speed and instincts. Selecting him at No. 61 was considered great value.

1 week ago | yardbarker.com | Evan Winter

The Dallas Cowboys are currently finalizing a deal for Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens, making the Washington Commanders' lives much harder when it comes to stopping intra-divisional passing attacks. The Commanders secondary was a weak point in 2024 and it prompted the team to trade for Marshon Lattimore right before the regular season deadline. That didn't pan out, however, as injuries and poor play left much to be desired.

1 week ago | yardbarker.com | Evan Winter

The San Francisco 49ers officially have its eye on the 2025 season now that the draft is over, but problems from last year still linger simply because Kyle Shanahan and Co. obviously haven't had the opportunity to prove otherwise. One of said issues is the run defense. The 49ers allowed opponents to run for 124.6 yards per game in 2024, which ranked 18th.

2 weeks ago | yardbarker.com | Evan Winter

When it comes to the Washington Commanders' 2025 draft class, there's only one aspect to logically dislike and it's the fact Adam Peters and Co. didn't select a bonafide edge rusher with one of the first two selections. And it's more than just a traditional pass rusher. The Commanders need a player who can get after the quarterback while standing up or with his hand in the dirt. They also need a guy who can line up over guards and centers during obvious passing downs.