Andrew Brandt

The Seahawks’ decision to cancel a workout with the free-agent QB proves once and for all that NFL teams feel Kaepernick is on the wrong end of the talent/activism equation. Plus, how the Cowboys did Dez Bryant wrong with the timing of his release

Will the Giants really trade their star wide receiver? Let’s take a closer look at that situation... Also why Suh and Sam Bradford are business of football hall-of-famers, the likely impact of the rule changes at the NFL owners meeting, a nod to Villanova and more.

The true precedent in the Cousins deal is that its three-year term leaves the player with all the leverage at the end

While combine week hogged the headlines, there were a number of important developments in the business of football…

Kirk Cousins, the hottest quarterback free agent this year, is bound for a huge payday, right? Not so fast...

From the sale of the Panthers and a wild QB market to fixing the catch rule and player activism, what to watch for as the longest offseason in professional sports begins

Roseman’s team-building moves, sometimes criticized, have proven to be savvy, and Pederson shows the right mix of football smarts and coaching composure

The Green Bay Packers are a franchise known for being resistant to change. So how will the front-office re-shaping—Ted Thompson moving into a senior advisor role, and Brian Gutekunst taking over as GM—impact the team? Only time will tell.

Jerry Richardson’s fall, the anthem controversy, Goodell’s extension and Ezekiel Elliott’s endless litigation top the year’s off-the-field NFL stories

Brandt: After hearing oral arguments in Christie v. NCAA, it seems likely the Supreme Court will open the door to wider legalized sports gambling