We continue to refine our Big Board after some new intel and insights from combine week.

There aren’t any top-10 talents at wideout and tight end in this NFL draft class, but it’s a deep group of pass-catchers, featuring some speedsters, acrobats and hard-nosed blockers.

The confetti has fallen, the Lombardi Trophy has been raised (by the Patriots, again) and now the NFL offseason begins in earnest. Here’s a look at what each team needs most and why.

As happens every draft season, the quarterbacks continue to rise as April draws closer.

The Cowboys—loaded with young talent that they need to take care off down road—are an example of why last season’s playoff teams have mostly avoided making a major free agency splash so far. Why spend big (read: overpay) in what’s seen as a weak year for free agents? 

We comb through AB’s move—the biggest of 2019 so far, break down a complete minute-by-minute of how Weddle’s deal with Los Angeles came together, analyze why the Chiefs would consider trading Dee Ford and much more.

As Kyler Murray Mania continued to swirl, Ohio State’s Dwayne Haskins—under the watchful gaze of his Buckeyes coach—did all the right things at the combine to show NFL teams why he’s the most pro-ready QB, and maybe safest bet, in the 2019 draft. Plus, the latest on Antonio Brown, Nick Foles, draft prospects who helped (and hurt) themselves over the past week, and more. 

Also, it’s NFL combine week, so we run down the strengths and weaknesses of this draft class, how Haskins and Murray compare to last year’s QBs, who might be the next Gronkowski and much more.