Roger Goodell could force the Rams and Saints to replay the tainted NFC title game, and John Breech says LET'S DO IT. John points out the Saints got ripped off, plus everyone would watch it, but I'm the voice of reason (the rule's there only for a worst-case scenario like point shaving) as we talk NFL rules, Super Bowl and more.

Last year, the CBS Sports Madden simulation predicted Pats-Eagles would be one of the craziest Super Bowls in history. The year before that, our Madden sim predicted a second-half explosion from the Pats would beat the Falcons. This year? You're definitely going to want to see what's in store for Super Bowl LIII.

The Chiefs didn't quite reach their first Super Bowl in 49 years, but with Patrick Mahomes at QB, optimism abounds. Joel Corry says K.C. will be facing a lot of big offseason decisions, though, so he broke down exactly what they should do next (hint: don't let having Mahomes on a rookie deal go to waste).

How's this for a recruiting tool: both Super Bowl teams feature running backs who PLAYED FOR US. That's what Georgia coach Kirby Smart can say now that Todd Gurley and Sony Michel will face off in the big game (which is also in Georgia). Barrett Sallee takes a look at exactly how it all happened.

Kyler Murray and Dwayne Haskins are underclassmen who've been starters for just one year, yet they've gotten WAY more draft buzz than any of the senior QBs. Chris Trapasso says that should change in Senior Bowl week. Chris is watching it all in Mobile, Alabama, and here's what he says you should keep an eye on.

The way Nick Foles and the Eagles have been talking, it sounds like both sides are OK with a mutual parting of ways. Does that mean he could be quarterbacking your favorite team in 2019? Cody Benjamin ranked Foles' most likely landing spots, from 1-11, and No. 5 will surprise you.

Maybe Tom Brady is like most dudes in the late 30s/early 40s range -- he's seeing random green flashes as he's walking around all day and not worrying about it as anything other than old age. But if he saw those flashes in the AFC title game, they were REAL; here's what's going on with the NFL's investigation.