The best NFL matchup podcast is back! Doug Farrar of Sports Illustrated and Greg Cosell of NFL Films and ESPN's MFL Matchup discuss what they saw in Week 1 of the 2015 season, and look ahead to Week 2, with schemes and concepts in mind.

It's time for football again, and time for Doug Farrar of Sports Illustrated and Greg Cosell of NFL Films to preview the 2015 season, division by division. We continue with the NFC North, a division with all kinds of questions: Can the Bears turn around their defense with Vic Fangio replacing Mel Tucker? How will the Lions adapt without Ndamukong Suh? Can the Packers overcome their own defensive personnel attrition and get to the Super Bowl with their high-flying offense? And do the Vikings live up to their chic pick status? Greg and Doug break it down schematically as only they can.

It's time for football again, and time for Doug Farrar of Sports Illustrated and Greg Cosell of NFL Films to preview the 2015 season, division by division. We start with the AFC North, a division with all kinds of questions: Can Baltimore keep its secondary together enough to contend for a Super Bowl title? Do the Bengals have enough of a team around Andy Dalton to finally transcend Dalton's limitations? Do the Browns have any chance at the quarterback position? And can the Steelers' explosive offense do enough to get around a defense that seems to be an atypical mess these days? Greg and Doug break it down schematically as only they can.

It's time for football again, and time for Doug Farrar of Sports Illustrated and Greg Cosell of NFL Films to preview the 2015 season, division by division. We start with the NFC East, a division with all kinds of questions: Can the Cowboys lean on their offensive line enough to overcome the loss of DeMarco Murray? Is the Giants' passing game good enough to overcome issues at other placed on the roster? Will Chip Kelly's serious roster makeover give the Eagles the division title? And can Jay Gruden and Robert Griffin III ever get on the same page? Doug and Greg go under the hood with serious conceptual and schematic discussions.

It's time for football again, and time for Doug Farrar of Sports Illustrated and Greg Cosell of NFL Films to preview the 2015 season, division by division. We start with the AFC East, a division with all kinds of questions: Can Jimmy Garoppolo pick up the slack for the Patriots during Tom Brady's suspension? Will improvements on defense and Ryan Tannehill's development make the Dolphins the team to beat? And can the Jets and Bills overcome their obvious quarterback issues with great defenses? Greg and Doug break it down schematically as only they can.

In this week's draft podcast, Doug Farrar of Sports Illustrated and Greg Cosell of NFL Films and ESPN's NFL Matchup discuss the best and most intriguing cornerbacks and safeties in this draft class. We also discuss the differences and difficulties collegiate defensive backs will face as they transition to the NFL.

With one week before the 2015 NFL draft gets underway, it's time to round out our positional reviews with the draft-eligible defensive backs. And who better to talk with than Matt Bowen, former NFL safety and current Lead NFL Analyst with Bleacher Report? Matt brings his unique knowledge of pro schemes and college players to our podcast, and there's a wealth of information here.

In this week's draft podcast, Doug Farrar of Sports Illustrated and Greg Cosell of NFL Films and ESPN's NFL Matchup discuss the best and most intriguing linebackers in this draft class. Which players are the most prominent pass-rushers, who are the most compelling hybrid players, and who can start in the NFL right away?

In this podcast, Doug Farrar of Sports Illustrated gets on the horn with Steve Palazzolo of Pro Football Focus to discuss PFF's new and major project -- College Football Focus, in which Steve and his army of charters have charted every FBS game of the 2014 season. That's over 800 games, kids. And with that work, College Football Focus now provides an entirely new level of draft analysis -- going beyond "highlight bias" and getting deep into how the 2015 draft prospects actually produced -- and what this class could actually provide.

The 2015 class of defensive linemen is one of the more gifted and versatile in recent years, with several players who could succeed in the NFL at multiple roles and positions. To sort it all out, Doug Farrar of Sports Illustrated and Greg Cosell of NFL Films and ESPN's NFL Matchup bring their tape notes and break down all the big names -- USC's Leonard Williams, Washington's Danny Shelton, Missouri's Shane Ray and Nebraska's Randy Gregory among them -- and some lesser-known prospects you might not be aware of. This is a must-listen, especially for those who believe that the NFL has become more scheme-versatile on defense than ever before.