Pat Shurmur's Giants won't look all that different from last year's team led by Ben McAdoo, but the slight changes—the top running back in the draft and a capable offensive line—could be the key.

He's still several seasons away from approaching the record of consecutive snaps set by Joe Thomas, but Schwartz is well aware that, with good health and a little luck on his side, he could threaten Thomas's mark.

The first-round pick looks like the real deal as Pittsburgh looks to bolster its defense.

After cutting Brandon LaFell, Cincinnati now has a number of young receivers fighting for the No. 2 spot behind A.J. Green, including 2017 first-round pick John Ross. 

After a sophomore slump, Dallas’s QB has to step it up in Year 3—and he says he knows what he needs to do to make it happen. Plus, Philip Rivers still loves this game, the Rams try to keep ahead of the curve, the Browns’ Aaron Rodgers plan for Mayfield, and more as training camp powers on

He swore off milkshakes years ago, one of many changes he’s made as he’s discovered his new motivation: be a starter at age 40. How consulting with the Patriots legend is helping Rodgers get there. Plus, looking for a Super Bowl hangover in Foxboro, how the Vikings are building an offense for Kirk Cousins, and how Matt Patricia is bringing a taste of the Patriots to Detroit, but trying not to be Bill Belichick.

Training camps have kicked off—for Chicago and Baltimore at least—and that's exactly where we're starting this week. The Bears have a new head coach who's embracing being open-minded this season, drawing from all levels of football to keep ahead of the game and figure out what's next.

The All-Pro DB, starting fresh with the 49ers after seven stellar seasons in Seattle, summoned the best at his position to study film and share trade secrets. Plus, unexpected fan reaction to a week of really bad NFL news, a shot at a preseason power ranking and more with training camps on the horizon.

Washington brought in Alex Smith to replace the departed Kirk Cousins, but is that a step up for the Redskins this season?

Joe Mixon has the talent to succeed in the NFL but last year he didn't have the offensive line support. Will the changes along the line this offseason boost the Bengals' run game?

The Dolphins should be better than they were last season but many questions still remain—namely about the offensive line.

The franchise QB is in place—and yes, he looks that good. 10 thoughts on the 49ers this season

The position as a whole is as strong as it's been in years, and offenses are getting more and more creative. We talk Baker Mayfield, Nick Foles, Russell Wilson, Deshaun Watson, Jimmy Garoppolo, and unveil the top 10 quarterbacks in football heading into the 2018 season

Why are so many first- and second-year cornerbacks dominating in the NFL? What does Richard Sherman have left in the tank? And we unveil our ranking of the top 10 CBs in football today—settling the three-way battle between Peterson, Ramsey and Rhodes

Why the trend of smaller and faster might not let up, where Luke Kuehcly ranks among the all-time greats at the position, what the Vikings should do with Anthony Barr on the field and regarding his contract, and our ranking of the top 10 linebackers in football for the upcoming season

A look at what the Giants should pay Odell Beckham Jr. (and why he'll be worth every penny), whether or not the Falcons should give Julio Jones one more mega-deal, and our ranking of the top 10 receivers in football for the upcoming season

Terrell Owens created a controversial career in the NFL by always separating himself from what was expected. This weekend, by rejecting a trip to Canton and heading to his alma mater, the former wideout defiantly inducted himself.

We sat in with the Eagles O-line, the most influential position group of 2017, as they reflected on their Super Bowl season and looked ahead to 2018 

Ever wonder about the men and women at the top of your favorite NFL franchise? The MMQB's NFL Owners Guide gives you everthing you need to know.

The NFL pariah, a domestic violence cloud forever over his head, is chasing a second career in mixed martial arts, and just won promotion to the big time. How far is the public, and the fight industry, willing to go to accept him back into the spotlight?  

The college football season has yet to start, but it’s never too soon to look ahead to the 2019 NFL draft. An early takeaway: Teams that need defensive linemen are in luck.

Carve out some time each Saturday—just one game per week—to check out the top prospects for next spring’s NFL draft.

The NFL and college football are different brands of the game, but recently pro coaches are opening up to utilizing more college concepts—just look at the number of people who want to talk to Lincoln Riley. What other college trends should the NFL watch for this season?

Historically the NFL has gravitated toward a certain type of quarterback, propping up a handful of college passers before the start of the season. But this year is different—there's not a group of clear first-round draft prospects at the position, which may cause NFL teams to shift how they evaluate the position.