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Let’s grade NFL signings and trades: Why the Titans are the clear winner in the Johnson-Sweat deal

Seth WalderFeb 26, 2026, 11:52 AM ET

CloseSeth Walder is an analytics writer at ESPN, specializing in quantitative analysis. He is also a regular on “ESPN Bet Live” and helps cover sports betting. Seth has been at ESPN since 2017. He previously worked at the New York Daily News covering the Jets and Giants. You can follow Seth on X via @SethWalder.Open Extended Reactions

NFL free agency begins March 9 with the legal negotiating window, but the action has already started. The Jets and Titans made the first big move of the offseason, with New York sending edge rusher <a data-player-guid="205f8429-b29e-611f-4609-7f0b71f78a39" href="http://www.espn.com/nfl/player/_/id/4567962/jermaine-johnson"

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32 NFL teams, 32 quarterback predictions: We named a Week 1 starter for every offense

Seth WalderFeb 25, 2026, 06:20 AM ET

CloseSeth Walder is an analytics writer at ESPN, specializing in quantitative analysis. He is also a regular on “ESPN Bet Live” and helps cover sports betting. Seth has been at ESPN since 2017. He previously worked at the New York Daily News covering the Jets and Giants. You can follow Seth on X via @SethWalder.Open Extended Reactions

The 2026 NFL quarterback market is about to open up, and the future at the game’s most important position hangs in the balance for several teams. And with only one surefire first-rounder in the 2026 NFL draft, plenty

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That was fast: Next Gen Stats already a part of Super Bowl betting

Seth WalderFeb 7, 2026, 08:50 AM ET

CloseSeth Walder is an analytics writer at ESPN, specializing in quantitative analysis. He is also a regular on “ESPN Bet Live” and helps cover sports betting. Seth has been at ESPN since 2017. He previously worked at the New York Daily News covering the Jets and Giants. You can follow Seth on X via @SethWalder.Open Extended Reactions

Welcome to the next generation of Super Bowl props — literally. When the NFL first installed chips in every player’s shoulder pads nearly a decade ago, I doubt the league imagined wagers being placed on the player-tracking data

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