I was joined by Ben Kercheval and Evan Silva to preview the 2020 XFL season and talk about how to approach DFS and more. Ben also explains why college football coaches are being re-energized by the start-up league here.

Just once in the last 20 years has the same team won the NFC championship in back-to-back years, so if the rest of the conference is worried about being incapable of knocking off Kyle Shanahan's squad in 2020, they shouldn't be. However, they can't just hope the Niners collapse. Cody Benjamin breaks down one thing each team must do to dethrone the 49ers.

The Kansas City Chiefs are not only the kings of the AFC, but are now the reigning Super Bowl LIV champions after taking down the San Francisco 49ers down in Miami. For the rest of the spring and summer, Patrick Mahomes and his teammates can flex their championship muscles, while the rest of the conference will begin scheming a way to leap over them in 2020. Tyler Sullivan breaks down one thing each team must do to dethrone the champs.

It's that time of the year again when droves of players look to land new NFL contracts with either their respective club or whichever one is prepared to woo them away. When it comes to running backs, things can get a bit dicey, because they're either viewed as a transcendent talent that is not expendable, or simply a disposable cog in one of the 32 machines who can be easily replaced with an inexpensive draft pick. So, which running backs should expect to get paid? Patrick Walker dives in to tell us.

There are warning signs for the Tennessee Titans cropping up all across the NFL. Every day there is another ominous occurrence. Their fans should hope team management is paying attention. Jason La Canfora breaks down why the Titans SHOULD NOT pay Derrick Henry.

Larry Fitzgerald is not going to play forever. Arizona is planning for the future, which already involves Kyler Murray. What could be better than providing Murray with his wide receiver at Oklahoma? Lamb has tremendous body control and provides big play-making ability. Click here to find out how Josh Edwards sees the rest of the first round playing out.