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Mark Schlereth discusses which AFC teams will make the playoffs.

ESPN fantasy analysts debate who is the third-best running back in fantasy for 2013: Ray Rice, Marshawn Lynch or Doug Martin.

Former Ravens LB Brandon Ayanbadejo talks about visiting the White House, winning the Super Bowl, and supporting the legalization of same-sex marriage.

Elite tight ends like Jimmy Graham were the rage in 2012 fantasy drafts, but does that hold true in 2013? ESPN fantasy analysts discuss tiers and sleepers in the tight end position for 2013.

Cornerback Kyle Arrington discusses the state of the Patriots.

Steelers safety Ryan Clark responds to Joe Greene's comments about current NFL players' attitudes toward their contracts.

Mel Kiper Jr., Todd McShay and Bill Polian discuss their winners and losers from the 2013 NFL draft.

Jemele Hill and Skip Bayless discuss the defending Super Bowl champion Ravens being forced to open on the road due to a scheduling conflict with the Orioles.

Chris Johnson and T.J. Ward have been impacted personally by gun violence, but these NFL players have very different views on gun ownership.

Ray Lewis discusses the evolution of his pregame dance, how the NFL has changed since 1996, and the vote for the 25th anniversary cover of "Madden."

Ray Lewis discusses Joe Flacco's big contract, Baltimore's key offseason departures, and who will step up as the leader in the locker room.

49ers outside linebacker Aldon Smith discusses the time he was asked to sign a toilet and which fellow players he's asked for an autograph.

Since becoming NFL commissioner in 2006, Roger Goodell has earned the respect of the league's owners and the criticism of many of its players for his handling of a number of issues, including the Saints bounty scandal.

Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown reveals which fellow NFL player he's asked for an autograph and how he inks his own signature.

Prim Siripipat and John Clayton break down the Ravens' 34-31 victory over the 49ers in Super Bowl XLVII

Jim Basquil and Eric Allen break down the Ravens' 28-13 win over the Patriots in the AFC Championship game