Author: Nate Davis, USA TODAY

Anthony Richardson isn’t afraid to invoke some big names when talking about what he aspires to be as a quarterback in the NFL.

Linebacker Andre Carter II is positioned to be the second U.S. Military Academy player selected in the common-draft era (since 1967).

Lamar Jackson and the Ravens still have yet to agree to a contract, and a significant decision awaits on March 7’s franchise tag deadline.

Nolan Smith, a first-round NFL draft prospect, was in tears as he talked about the death of Georgia teammate Devin Willock, who died in car crash.

Several NFL teams without a Super Bowl victory look to be a long way away from contending, but others could end their Lombardi Trophy droughts soon.

Salary-cap crunches, potential free-agent losses and unsettled star quarterbacks could spell big trouble for several NFL teams this offseason.

With an abundance of salary cap space and/or draft picks, several NFL teams can drastically improve their rosters in the coming months.

One of the first big decisions of the offseason is approaching for all 32 teams with the opening of the franchise-tag window on Tuesday.

The annual demand for quarterbacks is running high once again, and several teams could eventually look to trade up to secure their passer of choice.