Not only is the Pats' O/U win total set at only 9 games, but it's JUICED TO THE UNDER. R.J. White's not buying that Bill Belichick won't find a way to keep winning with Jarrett Stidham (why can't the Pats have the NFL's best D again?) as we predict win totals, make our best bets and talk NFL futures. Plus, Tyler Sullivan breaks down burning questions for the AFC East and more.

The 2020 season is still four months away, so there's hope that everything will go off as planned. But there's also reality: Jonathan Jones says any way you slice it, things won't be 'normal.' In the first of his three-part series based on dozens of interviews with team and league sources, Jonathan dives into exactly what a season with few or no fans will mean.

There are a few things we already know about the 2021 draft. Trevor Lawrence is going early (probably No. 1), and the draft will again be bursting at the seams with WR talent. Josh Edwards also has some surprises in his mock, including the Saints taking Joe Horn's son, and the Bears looking to the FCS to finally solve their QB problem.

The NFL prides itself on parity. Three of the eight divisions saw new teams take the crown in 2019, and we're expecting more of the same in 2020. Sean Wagner-McGough ranked all the division champs by vulnerability, from 1-8, and while you're never really vulnerable when you have Patrick Mahomes, the Pats are on shaky ground (but here's Sean's No. 1).

The NFL schedule just came out and already there have been some interesting line moves on win totals. William Hill Sports Book's Nick Bogdanovich broke down the latest (the Cardinals O/U line has jumped from 6.5 to 7, for one) and he also has some very interesting advice on who to bet on if you anticipate there won't be fans at a game.