Preseason games are generally viewed as meaningless, but John Breech found one stat that actually determines WHO'LL BE IN THE SUPER BOWL. Breech says 13 teams have already been eliminated, if the pattern holds, and Sean Wagner-McGough also joins as we break down preseason winners and losers, plus NFL news and more.

With teams on the verge of cutting their rosters down to 53, a whole lot of trades are likely on the horizon. Will any of them be big names? Jeff Kerr identified 10 veterans who could be on the move in the next few days, including Jadeveon Clowney (he's already picked where he'd like to go), Brian Hoyer, and four in the NFC East.

If anybody won the preseason, it was Daniel Jones. The Giants got booed for taking him with the No. 6 overall pick, but this month Jones has morphed into Danny Dimes. He wasn't the only player to have a big August, though. Ryan Wilson broke down nine others who upped their stock (and we know what you're thinking, the one thing the Chiefs needed was more playmakers).

The NFL season kicks off in less than a week, which means there isn't much time left to study for your fantasy draft. But in case you need one last study guide, Jamey Eisenberg broke down how everybody did in our final PPR mock (he says my Marlon Mack pick was a STEAL), and here's what Jamey thought of where Duke Johnson and T.Y. Hilton landed.

A total of 1,184 players are going to lose their jobs between now and the Aug. 31 deadline, as teams must cut down from 90 players to just 53. The Jags got the ball rolling when they released Terrelle Pryor and former first-rounder Datone Jones, and John Breech is keeping track of all 32 teams' cuts, just keep checking back for the latest updates.

Ezekiel Elliott's holdout has gotten more publicity, but there's another star RB who's not on the field yet, and there's a lot to figure out. Is Melvin Gordon going to play this season? How did this all start? What does it mean for fantasy and gambling? Jeff Kerr dove deep into the Chargers' mess, and says this is where it's all headed.

You might think there isn't much room for improvement when you allow just three points to the second-highest scoring offense in Super Bowl LIII, yet Tyler Sullivan makes the case that the Pats' defense could be even better in 2019. Here's why Tyler says not even the loss of Trey Flowers will slow down a 'D' that just feels different this year.