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Lance Zierlein projects which teams will be receiving compensatory picks for the 2021 NFL Draft. Will the Dallas Cowboys' offseason transactions lead to extra choices for Jerry Jones' team?

Cynthia Frelund has used her analytical model to determine the best team fit for each of the top five QBs in the 2020 NFL Draft. Her team pairing for Oklahoma star Jalen Hurts might surprise you.

Yes, the AFC West is home to the defending NFL champion Chiefs -- but John Elway's Broncos and Jon Gruden's Raiders have been making moves. Adam Maya scopes out a division on the upswing.

With the first wave of NFL free agency in the books, Dan Parr identifies the top five draft needs for all 32 teams. Should the Patriots pick a QB? What areas must the Buccaneers address to improve Tom Brady's supporting cast?

How has player movement across the NFL impacted the league hierarchy? Dan Hanzus updates his Power Rankings following a wild stretch of free-agent signings and trades.

How has the free agency frenzy -- with its accompanying raft of trades -- impacted the 2020 NFL Draft? That's the task Charley Casserly was presented with in his second mock of this year. Check out his entire first-round projection.

After a frenzied first wave of free agency, NFL rosters look stunningly different than they did just one year ago. Here is a team-by-team listing of the notable departures during a wild 2020 free agency period.

Will the Vikings look smart for extending Kirk Cousins? How key will Emmanuel Sanders be for the Saints? Gregg Rosenthal shines a spotlight on some of the best free agent contracts of 2020.

Which direction are the Bears trending in after dealing for Nick Foles? What QB options remain for the Patriots? Gregg Rosenthal reveals the winners and losers from Wednesday's free-agent moves.

With Tom Brady no longer in the cards, the Chargers' plans at quarterback are to stick with Tyrod Taylor and look for a franchise signal-caller in the draft, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reports.

Bryan Bulaga is headed from the cold, snowy winters of Wisconsin to warmer weather out west. The tackle has agreed to terms on a three-year, $30 million deal with the Los Angeles Chargers.

On a wild day of player movement in the NFL, one trade stood out as the most puzzling deal of all. Gregg Rosenthal identifies Monday's biggest winners and losers.

The tag deadline has passed, trades have been made and new contracts have been agreed to. Here's all the news we're monitoring around the NFL.

Here is the original Top 101 Free Agents of 2020 list -- courtesy of Gregg Rosenthal and Chris Wesseling -- as it stood before players began to be signed, tagged and/or released.

How much loot will CB Byron Jones and TE Austin Hooper command on the open market? Ahead of free agency, Tom Pelissero talks to NFL executives and others around the league about non-quarterbacks who are in line for big paydays.

With the NFL Scouting Combine in the rearview mirror, Chad Reuter unveils his updated projection for the first three rounds of the 2020 NFL Draft. The intrigue starts with the second overall pick.

Who has the most at stake in free agency this year? Adam Schein spotlights nine NFL teams with serious roster-building questions that must be answered in the coming weeks.

Gregg Rosenthal and Chris Wesseling have combined their personal rankings to formulate NFL.com's Top 101 Free Agents of 2020. Who's off the market? Which free agents are still available?

Could Jadeveon Clowney end up with the Giants? How about Amari Cooper taking his talents across the division to the Redskins? Nick Shook matches one free agent with each NFC team.

Tag! Who's it? Gregg Rosenthal explains the difference between the franchise and transition tags -- and identifies the players who are most likely to receive one of the two designations in the coming weeks.

This year's free agency class could offer an enticing list of future Hall of Famers, former first-round picks and multi-time Pro Bowlers. But Adam Schein identifies the guys teams simply CANNOT let out of the building.

With Super Bowl LIV in the books, Chad Reuter unveils his initial projection for the 2020 NFL Draft's first three rounds. His forecast calls for seven teams to pick QBs before the end of Round 3, including the Panthers and Steelers.