Most of the world's best football players are in the NFL, but who's the best OUTSIDE the league? A college star like Trevor Lawrence? The sort-of-retired Antonio Brown? John Breech and Ryan Wilson agree to disagree about Andrew Luck, while I think it's actually someone who hasn't played since high school. We also rank the Super Bowl teams of the 2010s and more on a Monday Mailbag edition!

The coronavirus is wreaking havoc on MLB and has totally reshaped the way every other sport has been forced to operate. Jason La Canfora says if you think it'll be different in the NFL, think again. JLC isn't peddling doom and gloom, just reality; here's what kind of season GMs and team execs told him to expect (hint: it isn't one with 16 games).

Kick the tires and light the fires, because it's finally time for the Cowboys to start camp. Patrik Walker has his finger on the pulse of America's Team and pinpoints five position battles that will take center stage. Two of them are at cornerback, with one of those feeling a lot like Groundhog Day.

The Raiders may not be a powerhouse at the moment, but from 1963-85 no franchise was more successful. Al Davis' fingerprints were all over that success, and they're also all over Bryan DeArdo's all-time Raiders roster, with the Hall of Fame owner either coaching, signing or trading for nearly every player, included the stars in a LOADED secondary.

There aren't many things Bill Belichick likes more than football. The list is limited to cut-sleeve hoodies, Nantucket, monotone press-conference answers, and above all, lacrosse. So it should not be taken lightly that Belichick used a lacrosse reference to praise Cam Newton; get a load of what he said about his new QB.

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