As the dust settles from the coaching carousel, was Tom Brady actually the biggest winner? I think keeping Josh McDaniels means it's much more likely Brady will be back, but Jonathan Jones believes Brady wants more than just a one-year deal, and we break down all the winners and losers, including Jonathan's very interesting take on Mike McCarthy.

It's actually true: John Breech was the only media member in the country to go 4-0 ATS last week. Fewer than 4% predicted the Titans upset, and now there's a 100% chance Breech will be bragging about it in the most insufferable way. The good news is you can hop aboard the Breech Bandwagon; he's not backing off the Titans, and here's who he's got in the NFC.

Josh McDaniels is back in New England, and assuming that means Tom Brady is returning at 43 (!) and maybe 44 (!!) it all sets up perfectly for a draft pick that looks to the future. Ryan Wilson has the Pats taking Jordan Love, who'll benefit from watching TB12 for a few years, and he's one of four first-round QBs; but would the Niners really do this?

Joe Burrow threw five TDs while leading LSU over Clemson to claim the national title and, well, it would be stunning if he didn't go No. 1 to the Bengals ... but what else did we learn? Josh Edwards broke down five draft takeaways (don't sleep on one Tiger actually being the best player at his position).

The 49ers lost 12 games a year ago and they haven't had a winning season since 2013, so how exactly did they go 13-3 and wind up in the NFC championship game? Patrik Walker dove into everything that led to the Niners' success, from key acquisitions, draft picks and more; check out the big turning point.

The Chiefs were down 24-0 in the second quarter of their divisional round game against the Texans and things looked bleak. But when Patrick Mahomes is your QB, things are never that bleak. You've really got to hear what Mahomes said to his teammates at that moment (spoiler alert: K.C. ended up WINNING BY 20).