6:19
Peter King and the MMQB Staff
All Stories
NFL
Who Will Win Super Bowl LII? Our NFL Playoff Predictions
Our panel predicts a historic Super Bowl home game for the Vikings, and a tight battle for the AFC title between two powerhouse teams
1:37
NFL
The MMQB's 2017 NFL Awards
Our panel of 15 MMQB and Sports Illustrated staffers cast ballots to decide every NFL award, from MVP to Rookies of the Year to Executive of the Year to the season's Biggest Disappointment
2:07
The MMQB
The MMQB 2016 NFL Awards
Our eclectic panel of journalists, players and coaching and front-office vets—plus a couple big-name ringers—make their picks for the major honors of the 2016 season
7:24
The MMQB
The MMQB Roundtable: Football’s Future
Peter King is joined by the two newest members of The MMQB, Albert Breer and Tim Rohan, to discuss the NFL’s handling of the concussion crisis and the safety of the game at all levels
13:49
The MMQB
The Draft Hangover Show
As new rookies get acclimated and the league settles in for minicamps, The MMQB’s Peter King, Jenny Vrentas and Gary Gramling take stock of the draft and look ahead at some key lingering issues
The MMQB
On A Potential Chip-Goff Marriage, Does Kaep Stay or Go, RG3 in Cleveland and In Defense of Football
As March winds down, Peter King, Jenny Vrentas, Emily Kaplan and Andy Benoit discuss hot topics from around the NFL
The MMQB
Championship Game Sleepers, Franchise Shake-ups and Yellow Cards
The MMQB team weighs in on the highs and lows of the postseason so far, January’s franchise-altering decisions, unsung players to watch this weekend, and whether the NFL should look to soccer for guidance on how to keep players under control
The MMQB
Sarah Thomas, Super Bowl Picks (Good and Bad), and Two Favorites Fading Fast
The MMQB staff gathers to tackle the topics of the moment in the NFL, from whether a woman’s correct officiating call deserves recognition to the stumbling favorites and startling successes of the early season
The MMQB
The Panthers Will Run for Their Lives
The Panthers found their way late last season with a diverse, collegiate style rushing attack. With their top perimeter receiving threat out for the season and pass protection still a major issue, expect Carolina to rely heavily on Cam Newton’s legs for 16 games this year
