PFF's Brad Spielberger breaks down players whose contracts are potential salary cap casualties for the 2021 NFL offseason.

Even after missing out on Trevor Lawrence, the New York Jets are positioned to take advantage of massive cap space and draft capital, while the New York Giants continue to build around a quarterback with question marks.

PFF's Brad Spielberger examines hypothetical trades of Matthew Stafford, Jimmy Garoppolo, Derek Carr, Matt Ryan and Carson Wentz based on prior trade values and fits from a financial and football perspective. 

Ahead of 2021 free agency, we look at the top wide receivers set to hit the market and the likelihood of their respective outcomes.

As we turn to the fourth quarter of the 2020 NFL season, speculation is beginning to build about who the next head coaches and general managers will be for a growing list of teams across the league.

With the home stretch of the 2020 NFL season around the corner, business tends to pick up across the league as clubs look to extend players before the offseason arrives.

With the upcoming offseason shaping up to be one of the more unique free agency periods on record, roster turnover will be under a microscope. Brad Spielberger takes a look around the NFL to investigate how each team stands ahead of the 2021 free agency period.

With the home stretch of the 2020 NFL season around the corner, business tends to pick up across the league as clubs look to extend players before the offseason arrives.

The very nature of unrestricted free agency in the NFL will always lead to teams overpaying for the best available players. That can largely be explained with one simple truth: Teams aren’t going to let the best players in the NFL reach free agency.

Decision time looms for the 2018 first-round draft class, with some teams having difficult choices to make about players who were once viewed as future stars.