NFL.com's expert predictions don't buy what the Saints are selling: 'I'd be surprised if this team doesn't encounter its fair share of growing pains'

Here are what I predict to be the top NFL offenses of 2025.

Just weeks into his professional career, Patriots' first-round pick Will Campbell admitted that the adjustment from college football to the NFL has been major.

Will Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase once again outproduce all their peers? Cynthia Frelund's projects the leaders of 11 major stat categories in the 2025 NFL season.

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Whether or not Paulson Adebo of the New York Giants is a No. 1 shutdown NFL cornerback is something we will find out this season. Adebo, one of the Giants’ major offseason free-agent acquisitions, is undoubtedly a good player.

Dallas Cowboys defensive end Micah Parsons is continuing his holdout as he seeks a new contract extension. The impasse has ESPN’s Adam Schefter wondering if this is a sign that Parsons’ days as a member of the Cowboys are winding down.

Smith clearly has that ability (50.5 sacks since 2019), plus he has the right blend of speed, power and strength to line up just about anywhere across the line. His days in the unemployment line should be numbered.

Could Arch Manning go No. 1? Will QBs dominate the first round? Which teams could land playmakers? Field Yates projects next year's opening 32 picks.

The New England Patriots have a lot riding on second-year quarterback Drake Maye. Is his preseason performance cause for concern?

A.I. is coming to the NFL. It’s impossible to escape A.I., and NFL coaches are no different. Now coaches will be able to rely on a computer to tell them what play to call as part of the league’s partnership with Microsoft.

With Week 1 approaching, here is one fantasy football sleeper from each team in the NFL, including some potential breakout WRs.