We generally assume certain states produce more top NFL talent than others, but how true is that notion?

There are a lot of NFL players in the MVP award discussion, but does anyone deserve the honor?

Sometimes rings don't tell the whole story. Which teams have been the best in the last decade?

We've seen that college stats matter when evaluating quarterbacks. What do they tell us about this year's crop of NFL Draft prospects?

By looking at certain collegiate statistics, we can better evaluate which NFL Draft prospects are best primed for success.

With such sporadic rookie quarterback play of late, we have to consider whether or not we're lacking talent at the NFL's most important position.

Quarterbacks drafted after the first round don't often succeed. Garrett Grayson has the potential to break that mold.

Rumors are swirling about a possible trade that would send Philip Rivers to the Titans. Does the hypothetical move make sense for Tennessee?

Collegiate statistics can tell us a lot about how quarterbacks will perform in the NFL. What do they have to say about this year's top five signal-callers?