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What's the best possible NFL team money could buy in 2025? Tom Blair builds the ultimate 53-man roster while remaining within the confines of this season's $279.2 million salary cap.

After the Chiefs ended their season on the losing end of a blowout in Super Bowl LIX, Patrick Mahomes described the team's mindset entering 2025 and the confidence that remains in Kansas City as it looks to remain a top contender.

"The Top 100 Players of 2025" -- voted on by the players themselves -- is underway on X and NFL+! Find out which players ranked Nos. 90-81.

In an offseason labor of love, Gennaro Filice ranks the top 10 NFL triplets by college affiliation. Georgia's trio of QB Matthew Stafford, RB James Cook and WR Ladd McConkey slots in near the top, but not at No. 1.

Jaguars rookie Travis Hunter's plan to play on both sides of the ball is one of the most intriguing plotlines of the upcoming season. Star TE Travis Kelce wonders: How will opponents attack the two-way player?

Sauce Gardner struggled in Year 3, but the New York Jets coaching staff, led by Aaron Glenn and Steve Wilks, is pushing the corner to prove 2024 was a fluke.

The Philadelphia Eagles traded Bryce Huff to San Francisco last month after one dismal season. The edge rusher opens up about the poor fit in Vic Fangio's defense and his excitement to rejoin Robert Saleh.

Rookie wide receiver Matthew Golden believes he has the versatility to play anywhere for the Packers, a tool he hopes helps Green Bay in its quest for another Lombardi Trophy ...

Safety Andre Cisco, new to New York himself, believes fellow free-agent signee Justin Fields is primed to break out for the Jets in 2025.

With a full offseason to recover and rehabbing from his injury, free-agent wide receiver Chase Claypool revealed on social media how he believes he can contribute to an NFL team.