The 2019 NFL Odds and over/under lines all shifted dramatically post NFL Draft. This is not surprising, but the results of these 4 teams is a major shock.
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Everyone loves NFL Draft Grades, but a complete comparison across 4 major media outlets leaves more questions than answers. Why do them at all?
We're fed the same lines every year, but the 2019 NFL Draft epitomizes this lying culture among NFL executives and the best player available myth.
Will the real Jacksonville Jaguars please stand up? This year's team isn't far removed from the great one of 2017, yet last year was awful. What to believe?
Its no secret that Kyler Murray is the top QB in the 2019 NFL Draft, but the infatuation that Arizona has with him is unreal. He's holding the draft hostage
The Detroit Lions were the "best" last place team last season, but that doesn't make their path to the playoffs easier. What do the Lions do in the draft?
The release of TE Charles Clay ended an era for the Buffalo Bills. In all seriousness, Buffalo is now a one-sided team without help for its greatest hope.
Its defense or bust for the Denver Broncos. Will they find a winning formula with Joe Flacco at quarterback? The test has begun but the answers are unclear.
With a new head coach but largely the same Cincinnati Bengals roster, we'll see how much of the problem was Marvin Lewis and how much was the team.
The media has pegged Aaron Rodgers the problem in Green Bay, but that is just a smokescreen. The Green Bay Packers have major roster holes he can't fix.
The plan better work, or everyone on the Miami Dolphins will be fired. Yet Miami had little choice but to tank 2019. Rebuilding starts with a tear down.
Injuries decimated a talented Atlanta Falcons team last season. With a return to full health, the Falcons have the look of a playoff team, but are they?
The Jay Gruden era has been one of perpetual mediocrity, but all of that is about to change. The Washington Redskins will win their division, or bottom out.
The numbers don't lie and history is on the side of the Carolina Panthers. The team will record double digit wins. Now they just need a few playmakers.
After a solid free agency that swelled the Cleveland Browns talent pool to epic proportions, everyone assumes success. But the hype machine may ruin things.
The Minnesota Vikings have yet to improve upon their teams greatest weakness. Don't blame Cousins for zero running game and don't expect him to hide it.
The Tennessee Titans nearly made the playoffs last year with stellar running and good defense. The passing game stunk, spurning an unlikely QB controversy.
Big name stars may have jettisoned the Pittsburgh Steelers, but the team remains atop the AFC North until proven otherwise. They are the most complete team.
The Seattle Seahawks were good last year in-spite of themselves. Their desperate search to get help for their star QB fell flat. Is a rebuild required?
The Baltimore Ravens made a shrewd maneuver, shifting focus to offense as the defense dismantled itself. This offseason is all about the offense.