The NFL's financial landscape is being assessed through awards for the 12th straight year on CBSSports.com now that the Super Bowl LIX matchup is set. These awards differ from the traditional NFL honors because they are from an economic perspective emphasizing 2024 veteran acquisitions.

The 2024 regular season is in the rearview mirror and all that's left before we put the entire year to bed is Super Bowl LIX. While the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles are gearing up for that bid to hoist the Lombardi Trophy,

Philadelphia Eagles RB Saquon Barkley was Tom Brady's LFG Player of the Game after his performance against the Washington Commanders in the NFC Championship.

The Super Bowl is supposed to be the pinnacle of any NFL season, but sometimes it’s an anti-climax. That’s what happens when the two marqee teams and quarterbacks meet in the league championship game — such as Sunday when Josh Allen and the Bills meet Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs at Arrowhead.

As Mock’s model suggests, there’s a razor-thin margin between these two MVP candidates, and while the model believes Allen to have been the superior player in 2024, Jackson was named a first-team All-Pro, which all but ensures Jackson will win his third MVP.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are faced with a familiar dilemma. In 2023, offensive coordinator Dave Canales spent one year with the Bucs before taking a head coaching job with the Carolina Panthers. And in 2024,

Sunday is a huge challenge for the Commanders' defense. They needed to get to Baker Mayfield, who had led Tampa's offense to the fourth-highest points in the NFL, averaging 29.5 a game while passing for 4500 yards and including 41 touchdown passes.

The Buccaneers have owned the NFC South, but haven't surpassed the second round lately. Here are two trade ideas that can bolster the team.

Practices are underway this week at both the Senior Bowl and Shrine Bowl, providing an early glimpse of the top prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Fullback — x-Patrick Ricard, Baltimore. Wide Receiver — x-Ja’Marr Chase, Cincinnati; x-Jerry Jeudy, Cleveland; Nico Collins, Houston; y-Zay Flowers, Baltimore; Brian Thomas Jr., Jacksonville.

Rams-Eagles (37.9 million viewers) is NBC Sports’ fourth-most watched NFL Divisional Playoff since Nielsen’s institution of the People Meter in 1988 – covering a total of 33 games.