Brad Gagnon

The UFL awarded extra points for field goals of 60 yards or longer in 2026, leading to mixed feedback from NFL players and personnel regarding the prospect of that happening one day in the nation's top sports league.

Now that NFL rosters have largely taken the shape they'll carry into the 2026 campaign, and with training camps getting underway across the country, this is a good opportunity to start speculating on future bets before camp and preseason action begin to shift odds in various directions.

Now that we're on the brink of true NFL football action for 2026, it makes sense to broadly check in on the state of the league's franchises a quarter-century into this millennium.

Only 14 NFL teams survive the 18-week grind to earn a playoff spot, but at least 25 enter September convinced they belong there.

What if...? It's that time of year. Fans across the country are saying the same thing: "If [player/coach] can put it all together, we could [win the division/make the playoffs/go all the way/win a game]."

Records were made to be broken, but some have become a little more vulnerable than the rest on the brink of the 2026 NFL season.

In three weeks' time, the 2026 NFL campaign will get underway with a Super Bowl rematch between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots at Lumen Field.

The NFL picture is finally coming into focus. Throughout the offseason, we've analyzed, graded and ranked the biggest signings from March and beyond.

Sports fans have never had less patience. And who can blame them? In an era where endless entertainment is one swipe away, nobody wants to

"He's clutch!" You hear the phrase being thrown around constantly, but it's rarely quantified.