It's mid-June, the height of hypothetical season, and we've got a doozy: What would've happened if Tom Brady had been a Colt and Peyton Manning a Pat? John Breech says Peyton probably wins eight Lombardis, but explains why Brady in Indy is more interesting. I think it would've been a WILD TURN OF EVENTS for Brady, while Ryan Wilson and Sean Wagner-McGough help us dive into the Monday Mailbag.

There's a lot of uncertainty out there, but NFL games will be played again somehow, someway, sometime. And Jason La Canfora is hearing from the player and agent community that when they do, players will kneel for the anthem en masse; check out who some say might even join them in protesting police brutality.

Most NFL rosters are full, but you can never rule out a late-offseason trade or two; just look at Khalil Mack two years ago or Laremy Tunsil last season. With that in mind, Cody Benjamin came up with five trades that need to happen soon, headlined by Aaron Rodgers finally getting WR help and another QB addition in Tampa.

Lamar Jackson was just the fifth player in NFL history to be named MVP in one of his first two seasons, which got us wondering, what can those other four players tell us about Lamar's chances to repeat? Jeff Kerr broke down how they all fared the year after being named MVP, and frankly it's not promising (but Earl Campbell was robbed!).

What are training camps going to look like amid the COVID-19 pandemic? Jonathan Jones obtained a memo sent by Roger Goodell to all 32 teams, and it revealed the most detailed plans yet. Here's what players can expect, from the questions they'll be asked to when they'll have to wear a mask to the big changes in the locker room.