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1dMichael DiRocco and Jenna Laine

Super Bowl LIV picks and analysis from Pro Bowlers

We gathered predictions and insight from 18 of NFL's best players on Super Bowl LIV between the Chiefs and 49ers.

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3dESPN.com

From 'Seeing ghosts' to 'Mozart's paintings': These are the best quotes of the NFL season

Two words sum up the Browns' season. Lamar Jackson draws magical comparisons. We see ghosts. We ask "Zeke who?" and wonder just how full that glass is. Worry about your "frickin' meat" and enjoy all that was said in the NFL.

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4dBill Barnwell

Barnwell: Ranking the 10 most unlikely Super Bowl teams ever

The 49ers came out of nowhere this season, improving by nine wins. Is it the biggest jump by a title contender in NFL history?

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4dPro Football Focus

Ranking the NFL rookie classes from 1-32: Which team produced most?

Which teams have gotten the most bang for their buck from their rookies? Pro Football Focus stacks all 32 classes.

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4dJeff Legwold

Broncos can use Super Bowl LIV to get a blueprint for success

It comes down to the quarterback, a stingy defense and creative coaching to get to the Super Bowl.

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Stories behind every Super Bowl ring

They're big and small. They've been lost while surfing in Hawaii and dancing at Studio 54. They've been found in taxis and hotel nightstands. Each ring, and its wearer, has a unique story to tell.

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6dNFL Nation

Re-drafting the first two rounds of the 2019 NFL draft: New picks for 1-64

Six receivers and three quarterbacks in Round 1 ... but no Dwayne Haskins. We gave all 32 teams a do-over for last year's draft.

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6dJeff Legwold

Broncos' Von Miller already 'back to basics' after down season

Miller skipped seeing "Hell's Trainer" last year, and he finished with just eight sacks. This offseason, he already has made the trip to San Francisco.

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Broncos running back Phillip Lindsay did hint at his latest wrist surgery at season's end — he's had a procedure in recent weeks on the same wrist he injured in Oakland last season. When asked the day after the season ended what his offseason plans were Lindsay said: "I'm going to go and get healed up." Later, when asked to be more specific, he added: "First just get healed up." He is expected to be ready for OTAs and the Broncos are still expected to talk to Lindsay about a new contract.

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11dBill Barnwell

30 trades that shaped the NFL season: Barnwell ranks from worst to first

Ryan Tannehill turned around a franchise, and a few other former Dolphins have shaken up the league. These are the trades that shaped the season.

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11dJeff Legwold

John Elway and the Broncos are changing how they do things

Elway traded away a valuable player in Emmanuel Sanders during the season, and he has begun to solicit advice from those closest to him this offseason.

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Broncos wide receiver Courtland Sutton will replace the Texans' DeAndre Hopkins in the Pro Bowl. Sutton had been a second alternate at wide receiver with 72 receptions, 1,112 receiving yards, 15.4 yards per catch and six touchdowns -- he led the team in four categories. It means Sutton is the first Broncos wide receiver who will play in a Pro Bowl in his first two seasons in the league.

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12dPro Football Focus

The highest-graded NFL players: Top overall, plus surprises and best rookies

Pro Football Focus gives us its top grades at every position for veterans and rookies, along with a few surprises.

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13dNFL Nation

Picking the biggest looming free-agent decisions for all 32 NFL teams

Will the Titans give Ryan Tannehill a big contract? Will Jadeveon Clowney leave Seattle? Here are the roster questions facing every team.

Jeff Legwold ESPN Senior Writer

Newly-hired Broncos offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur officially signed his deal Tuesday and had already spent Monday in the team's complex. He's now the fifth offensive coordinator over the last five years and inherits an offense with some work to do in the offensive line and that scored 16 or fewer points in seven of the team's nine losses. The Broncos also finished in the league's bottom five in scoring, total offense, third-down percentage and red-zone percentage.

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13dJeff Legwold

Broncos change coordinators in effort to beat the Chiefs

The Broncos want an offense that can apply pressure the way the Chiefs can and believe Pat Shurmur can do that better as OC than Rich Scangarello.

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14dJeff Legwold

Sources: Broncos set to name Shurmur new OC

The Broncos have fired OC Rich Scangarello, and sources confirmed to ESPN that Pat Shurmur will be hired to take over.

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6dJeremy Fowler

NFL overhaul tiers: Which teams will look most different in 2020?

From franchises that will tear it all down to those that just need a few tweaks, here are the offseason priorities for every team no longer playing.

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Broncos coach Vic Fangio, in a statement Sunday, on why he fired offensive coordinator Rich Scangarello after just one season: "After a lot of consideration and discussion after the season, I determined that a change at offensive coordinator ultimately would be best for our team. We need to do everything we can to get better—in all areas—as we start working toward next year.''

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16dJeff Legwold

Broncos have 'bounced off the bottom,' must use resources wisely

The Broncos project to have 12 draft picks and between $63 million and $66 million in salary-cap space before any cuts.

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16dLindsey Thiry

Sources: Rams' McVay hiring Staley as new DC

The Rams are finalizing deals to make Brandon Staley their defensive coordinator and Kevin O'Connell their offensive coordinator, sources tell ESPN's Adam Schefter.