Using statistical analysis to find unique offensive and defensive schemes that could lead to better outcomes during the 2020 NFL season.

How long Tua Tagovailoa last on the bench is likely entirely dependent on how long Ryan Fitzpatrick can sustain his peak performance in the face of challenging circumstances.

The Seattle Seahawks vastly improved their secondary after trading for Jamal Adams. Now, they'll hope the stiff price they paid leads to immediate success in 2020.

After making it all the way to the Super Bowl last season, the San Francisco 49ers and their young nucleus have lofty expectations to meet in 2020.

Looking back on teams that were particularly lucky or unlucky in the types of situations likely to regress to the mean during the 2020 NFL season.

These 32 players are ready to spike 2019 from their systems and move forward, and here's how they can do it.

Venables and Martindale are the blitz kings of their respective football levels, and both have been effective at scheming up pressure in recent years.

With another offseason in Kliff Kingsbury’s system under his belt and DeAndre Hopkins at his disposal, Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray appears poised to make big strides in his game in 2020.

The Los Angeles Rams could be in line for a bounce-back season in 2020, but they'll need improvement from their offensive line.

Quarterback Kyler Murray will have one of the best receivers in the NFL in DeAndre Hopkins at his disposal in 2020.

The Green Bay Packers have lacked a true No. 2 option behind Davante Adams, but they may have found an answer in Allen Lazard.

The Baltimore Ravens edge out the Kansas City Chiefs in this examination of how betting markets rank all 32 NFL teams heading into the 2020 NFL season.

Tom Brady leads a stacked Tampa Bay Buccaneers offense in 2020 with the hope of winning another Super Bowl.

The Falcons' offensive line was one of their most glaring weaknesses in 2019, and they'll need improvement in that area to be competitive with the NFC's best teams.