This is it! The last of the 32 Teams in 32 Days. I wasn't sure we'd ever get here. I saved my favorite for last. The Seattle Seahawks.
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We're almost to draft weekend, and the Arizona Cardinals hand you a couple really great players. ONLY a couple! The usual suspects, & maybe a surprise!
The last division in my 32 Teams in 32 Days preview is the NFC West. The division has a new darling, the San Francisco 49ers. Look inside to find out why.
With a totally revamped passing game, the Dallas Cowboys look to prove that the offense doesn't necessarily depend on Ezekiel Elliott to be its everything.
The world champs are mostly the same as last year. Carson Wentz returns as the starter for the Philadelphia Eagles in 2018.
Alex Smith, Paul Richardson and others look to make the Washington Redskins a twitch-quick, explosive team. But the newest name may be the one you want.
After picking second in last year's draft, the New York Giants are looking for a dramatic turnaround. And Saquon Barkley will be a big part of that.
We round out the NFC South with a team who could have won the Super Bowl last year in the New Orleans Saints. How high can this offense fly? High.
The Atlanta Falcons quietly faded into fantasy football mediocrity last season. Who's going to help Matt Ryan return to a top fantasy quarterback?
The Carolina Panthers quietly finished toward the top of the NFC South last year. Look inside at the players I think could help them win the division.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers had a disappointing season last year, and if what they've done this offseason is any indication, not much will change.
We round out the NFC North with one of the best fantasy squads in the NFL, the Minnesota Vikings. Kirk Cousins adds more legitimacy to an explosive roster
One of the better offenses in the league is the Detroit Lions. Coordinated by Jim Bob Cooter, Matt Stafford always seems to dole out big points.
The NFC North is almost always dominated by the Green Bay Packers. And it ain't because of their defense. Aaron Rodgers comes back but with no Jordy.
As we shift focus to the NFC, we look to the Chicago Bears. A team looking to change its stars, but the change they might REALLY need is under center
The Oakland Raiders had a big facelift this off-season. Jon Gruden comes in and with him brings an aerial attack that will make Derek Carr a top fantasy QB.
We wrap up our pre-season look at the AFC with one of the most fantasy-friendly offenses in the league: The Kansas City Chiefs
One of the most complete teams on both sides of the football is the Los Angeles Chargers and we break down the fantasy football outlook for them!
I finish up the AFC preview with the West. This is a division with loads of potential. Denver Broncos kicks us off. See who will help them rebound in 2018.
This offseason the Buffalo Bills pulled a 2 for 1 switch-a-roo at quarterback, and are a team in transition. Is there a gem or two that can help your squad?