It happens every year -- several teams who made the postseason one year prior fall off the face of the earth. Sure, they improved in all the areas they supposedly needed to during the offseason, but it wasn't enough. And in a COVID-shortened season unlike anything we've experienced before, there is going to be a lot of variance. CBS Sports draft analyst Josh Edwards joins me to pinpoint an NFC team who SCREAMS regression and more.

Cam Newton obviously stole the AFC East thunder and headlines when he signed with the Patriots, but he's not the only big name to come over to the division. Jared Dubin dives into why Stefon Diggs can do more for the Bills offense in year one than people are expecting, how this revamped Dolphins defense has a chance to be really, really good -- and fast -- and a lot more.

Jason La Canfora decided to keep it light (for once!) and have some fun with this one as he dives deep into a power ranking (something he admittedly hates doing) of the best and worst divisions in the NFL. By the time you're through reading this, you'll be more likely to refer to a pair of NFC divisions as the NFC

At first, there wasn't much of anything and then boom -- we had six Patriots players and three starters opt out of the 2020 season. Since then, several key starters across the board on some already shaky offensive lines (looking at you Broncos and Giants) have made the decision to not play in 2020. But what does this all mean what it comes to their salary cap hit and how it impacts the cap for their respective teams? Former agent Joel Corry breaks it all down.

Now that former elite WR Antonio Brown has a timetable for his NFL return (the league has decided to suspend him for eight games), he's back on our radar quite frankly because we know he's back on the radar of several NFL teams. It's a pretty low-risk high-reward play to sign Brown, get him ready for a postseason run, and then let him run free. Teams like the Seahawks and Ravens have been linked to Brown due to players from those respective teams talking him up, but what happens if Aaron Rodgers gives the go ahead and the Packers make a play to pair him up with Davante Adams? They are one of five teams who made the cut as the most likely to land Brown.

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