The latest NFL power rankings are out, and the Cleveland Browns find themselves near the bottom of the league heading into training camp. After trading Myles Garrett and facing major questions at quarterback,

Myles Garrett and A.J. Brown were traded to the Rams and Patriots respectively on June 1. Here's how those deals shook up the NFL's Super Bowl odds.

Happy Memorial Day! As you all enjoy the long weekend, there’s one more thing to be excited about today: NFL football is almost back. Granted, we still have a little over three months before the 2026-27 NFL regular season kicks off.

The NFL world was anticipating the arrival of June 1 due to the high potential that at least one star player would be dealt on the date. The calendar flip did not disappoint, with two of the biggest trades in recent league history occurring on Monday.

It’s not who you play, it’s when you play them. A team that looks tough on paper now might be a shell of itself when injuries hit in October. Maybe even sooner. That said, strength of schedule is at least a guide to the challenges each team will face.

Ranked 17th in the NFL, the Jacksonville Jaguars are banking on Trevor Lawrence and new draft picks to improve this season.

Unless you were completely off the grid on Tuesday, you know the month of June started with a bang in the NFL—and it threw the league's defensive pecking order into a blender.

Myles Garrett and A.J. Brown got traded as part of an eventful June, and the affected teams are moving accordingly.

And then there was one. Seventeen pulse-pounding weeks of NFL action are in the books, plus power rankings, too. We’ve got one more week before the playoffs. Two divisions are still up for grabs. So are both No. 1 seeds and first-round byes. The proud ...

The Patriots came in at No. 6 in a recent NFL power ranking ahead of the 2026 season.