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A breakdown of the trades that took place during the 2013 draft.

Breakdown: The Buffalo Bills are a team in transition. They claim they are not rebuilding and want to win now. However, Buffalo has significant changes at head coach, quarterback and offensive and defensive coordinator this upcoming season. Fortun...

Breakdown: The Cincinnati Bengals will open on the road for the fourth straight season when it plays at the Chicago Bears, who are beginning the Marc Trestman era. In an unusual trend, this marks the fifth time in eight years that Cincinnati opens ag...

Breakdown: The Patriots had some roster turnover this offseason. However, the reigning AFC East champions remain hot with television networks and landed five prime-time games. That is the most in the division in 2013. New England has been a domina...

Breakdown: The Panthers have the NFL's hardest schedule, with opponents combining for a .543 winning percentage in 2012. Six games are against opponents that went to the playoffs last season. But there's plenty of good news that comes along with Caro...

Mel Kiper, Todd McShay and ESPN Insider's team of NFL experts break down the draft needs and fits for the New England Patriots. How will they add to their pass rush?

Story | Conversation | April 15, 2013

Christopher Harris recaps the notable free-agent signings from Day 2, including Wes Welker heading to Denver to play with Peyton Manning.

Ron Jaworski examines the foundations of the four championship game offenses -- the 49ers' power ground game, the Falcons' screen-passing attack, the Ravens' rushing game and the Pats' high-volume onslaught -- and outlines keys to slowing them down.

Story | Conversation | January 18, 2013

Expect another classic game when the Pats host the Ravens this Sunday.

Must respect the Ravens' mental toughness, but X's & O's go to Pats.

Ron Jaworski breaks down the film to show how defenses can (try to) slow down the top four quarterbacks in his QB rankings: Peyton Manning, Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady and Matt Ryan.

Story | Conversation | January 11, 2013

The Patriots should be able to exploit the Texans' weaknesses again.

The Pats may want to remember that the Jags have something to prove.

Kaepernick's inexperience could be the Patriots' biggest advantage on Sunday.

AFC-leading Houston comes to New England with something to prove.

With big games coming up, Pats can't overlook the Dolphins.