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The internet has revolutionized many parts of our lives. Today we use the internet to work, stay in touch with friends, and much more. But for those of us with a keen interest in sports, it has also made it a lot easier to keep up to date with what is happening in the different leagues across the country. Looking up sports results online can be one of the most effective ways of ensuring that you’re always aware of what’s going on.

The NFL draft for 2023 has come and gone, and many people are wondering what the 2023 draft class will do in the next year or so. Of course, some won’t have a major role to play just yet, but many will be thrown right into the deep end, especially at some struggling teams.

The AFC West is undoubtedly one of the best divisions in the NFL, with the Chiefs reigning as the Super-Bowl Champions and the Chargers set to be in perennial playoff contention. It could become the undisputed best division in football if a couple of the bottom-feeder teams take a step up for next season, and today, we’ll be looking at needs each team has that they can address to improve for 2023.

With the exception of the Bengals, every team in the AFC North was just okay this year. The Ravens snuck into the playoffs, the Steelers just missed it after a late-season push, and the Browns were never a real threat to make the postseason. That can easily change for 2023, however. This may be one of the most well-coached divisions in football, and there will be a lot of opportunity for teams like the Ravens and Steelers to become contenders for a real playoff push. Today, we’ll analyze the needs for each team and look at how they can get better for the 2023 season.

This NFL draft class is special - at more than one position. I haven't seen such a draft with the level of depth at skill positions as in the 2023 class. Quarterback, Edge, Cornerback, Tackle, and my personal favorite - Safety - are all positions containing players with star potential. Through statistics, analytics, and watching on-field play, I have compiled a list of potential safeties who may hear their name called early on draft night.

The National Football League (NFL) has explored plans for new franchises that could significantly impact the league and its structure. The NFL is fiercely competitive, and the expansion of new leagues and clubs may upend the established hierarchy and present existing teams with new challenges and opportunities.

The NFL season is drawing to a close, and the spotlight is now turning to the highly anticipated NFL Draft. Guys like Alabama’s Will Anderson and Georgia’s Jalen Carter dominate NFL Draft Coverage, receiving the majority of attention and scrutiny. With hundreds of aspiring football players eagerly awaiting the chance to hear their name called on draft night, the media can only cover a limited number of players.

Sports betting in the US has been subject to a variety of legal restrictions. According to The Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992, sports betting was effectively outlawed nationwide. However, since 2018, a total of 36 states have fully legalized sports gambling. What’s more, it’s expected that 3 more countries will join them by the end of this year.

Here is an overview of the most important NFL dates for the 2023 league year. All times are Eastern and all dates are subject to change.

From the prized first round picks to the hidden gems in undrafted free agency, this years newest crop of rookies have left a historic mark on the 2022-2023 NFL Season. After heavy analysis on rookie debuts, I have compiled my Offensive and Defensive All-Rookie Team of the 2022 - 2023 NFL Season. This list only looks at regular-season performances. Playoff performances are not considered.

The Invites have gone out and returned by college seniors and potential NFL prospects. We've got scouting reports and draft profiles along with position rankings for all the players you'll see on the field come February 2023.

The NFL draft is a time of hope and anticipation, but it can also be a tense situation for coaches and players alike. When the best player in college secures the No. 1 draft pick spot as a result of their success, teams often fill up with optimism at the prospect of snagging a player that has clearly proven their capability on the field.