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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- For the Denver Broncos, it's all about location, location, location. The Broncos reside in the AFC West and that means they don't get to think about winning the division until they can deal with Kansas City Chiefs' quarterback and annual-MVP candidate Patrick Mahomes. At 25, Mahomes is THE franchise quarterback in the division, but he's not the only one. The Los Angeles Chargers have Justin Herbert, who just won offensive rookie of the year after setting first-year records for passing yards (4,336), passing touchdowns (31) and completions (396) and he won't turn 23 for ano...

But one thing is certain: They will add another quarterback to the room. The future of Ben Roethlisberger, who will be 39 next month, still has to be sorted out, but that isn't stopping the organization from exploring options to add more quarterbacks to the roster. With contracts expiring for Devlin Hodges and Josh Dobbs, the Steelers signed Dwayne Haskins to a futures deal in January to evaluate his potential, similar to their exploration of 2016 first-round pick Paxton Lynch during the 2019 season. Mason Rudolph is also under contract for one more season. 2021 NFL free agency coverage But t...

CINCINNATI -- Last season, Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green had a self-realization that men in their 30s tend to experience. It doesn't take long to realize things aren't like once were. Before Green missed all of 2019 with an ankle injury, he was the Bengals' top receiver. By the end of the 2020 season, the seven-time Pro Bowler was their third receiving option. And his role and usage had changed significantly, too. "I'm used to moving around a lot, put me in different positions," Green said in December. "But in here, we have a talented receiver group so I don't have to move aroun...

The Jags haven't publicly committed to selecting Trevor Lawrence, but history shows very few teams announce their intentions at No. 1 ahead of time.

Washington might prefer a mobile quarterback, but it's not a prerequisite. "One of the beauties of what we do offensively is we're not stuck on one particular style of play for our quarterback," Rivera said. "We're stuck on the right kind of person." As Washington searches for that person -- one who would represent an upgrade over its current group of Alex Smith, Kyle Allen and Taylor Heinicke -- here's a look at scenarios that could play out this offseason: Run it back with Alex Rivera said he has talked with Smith, and bringing the veteran back as the starter remains a possibility because t...