Nick Wright· Mar 17, 2026
Reacting to a run of NFL moves, Nick Wright said the Dolphins will be the worst team in the league next season, expects Max Crosby to eventually be traded, sees Jalen Waddle as Denver's new No. 1 receiver, views Kyler Murray as Minnesota's starter over J.J. McCarthy, and doubts Jeremiah Love will still be available at the Chiefs' No. 9 pick.
“That's the worst team in football next year.”
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Of the 2 unsettled calls enough other pundits have weighed in on, this one lands below the rest of the room on every one.
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- Power RankingsMar 17, 2026
“with respect deserved respect to the New York Jets and the Tennessee Titans. That's the worst team in football next year. Like that's that's just gonna be a really bad bad team.”
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- Trade and Signing CallsMaxx CrosbyMar 17, 2026
Maxx Crosby to move
“because I think Crosby's eventually getting traded. I think it's gonna really matter what he gets traded for.”
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- Depth Chart CallsJaylen WaddleDenver BroncosMar 17, 2026
Jaylen Waddle to be 1st on the depth chart
“Denver's giving up the thirtieth pick in a third rounder, and then they're swapping forth and Denver now has a number one receiver”
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- Mock Draft PicksJeremiyah LoveMar 17, 2026
Jeremiyah Love to be picked “it doesn't look like Jeremiah Love is gonna be there at nine”
“I'm not even certain Jarah at this point, it doesn't look like Jeremiah Love is gonna be there at nine.”
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- Depth Chart CallsKyler MurrayMinnesota VikingsMar 17, 2026
Kyler Murray to be 1st on the depth chart
“The Vikings signed Kyler to be the starter. And even though I don't here's the thing. I don't believe in Kyler, but I have so little belief in McCarthy. I think Kyler's obviously the better option.”
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What others said about the same people
- Pat FitzmauriceDepth Chart Calls · Aaron JonesHit · 100In previewing the 10 most intriguing fantasy performers of Week 2, Fitzmaurice expects Atlanta's quarterback problems to persist with Tua Tagovailoa unlikely to play and Michael Penix Jr. not ready to return, flags Falcons slot corner Billy Bowman Jr. as a possible Week 2 returnee, and describes Aaron Jones as Minnesota's lead back and Kaelon Black as the clear backup to Christian McCaffrey in San Francisco.
- Devon PlatanaTrade and Signing Calls · Johnny HekkerHit · 100With punter Brett Thorson dealing with a hamstring injury, Platana suggests the Vikings have a decent chance of bringing back veteran free-agent punter Johnny Hekker as a familiar fill-in.
- Greg JenningsGame Outcome Picks · Denver BroncosHit · 100Jennings put the Cardinals up as his upset alert over Seattle, backed the Texans over Cincinnati and the Bears over Minnesota with chips, put two chips on Denver beating Jacksonville, and wrote a headline of the Packers beating the Jets; he also called the Bengals a playoff team and the Chiefs winners over Indianapolis.
- Lance SandersonScore Predictions · Denver BroncosHit · 88Sanderson thinks Denver cleans up its play on both sides of the ball and wins a close one.
- Bob MorrisScore Predictions · Denver BroncosHit · 90Morris expects cleaner tackling and offensive rhythm to give Denver a close win.
- Zack KelbermanScore Predictions · Denver BroncosHit · 86Kelberman picks a narrow Broncos home win, with Bo Nix doing just enough in the clutch.
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- Rich HribarDepth Chart Calls · Tua TagovailoaMiss · 0Hribar expects Tua Tagovailoa to be Atlanta's starting quarterback for Week 2 while Michael Penix stays out, with Penix's return closer to Week 4. He is unenthusiastic about the Falcons' offense either way and treats Bryce Young as a fringe fantasy starter.
- Tyler SullivanDepth Chart Calls · Michael Penix Jr.Miss · 0In a Week 1 recap with no named byline, CBS Sports suggested Michael Penix Jr. would take over as Atlanta's Week 2 starter if healthy, called Ashton Jeanty's sophomore breakout imminent, and warned readers not to overlook San Francisco as NFC West winners.
- Pat FitzmauriceDepth Chart Calls · Rashod BatemanMiss · 0In his Week 2 waiver wire column, Fitzmaurice recommends a slate of pickups he expects to outperform their current rostership (Kaelon Black, Deebo Samuel, Tyler Shough, Geno Smith and others), lays out several depth-chart expectations (Black as the 49ers' No. 2 back, Shedeur Sanders eventually taking over in Cleveland, Penix returning for Atlanta), and flags Fool's Gold/drop candidates such as Mike Gesicki, Kendrick Bourne and Rashid Shaheed.
- Bill HuberDepth Chart Calls · Chris McClellanMiss · 0Huber's first Packers rookie progress report projects second-round cornerback Brandon Cisse to hold onto his spot with the No. 1 defense, third-round defensive tackle Chris McClellan to start in Week 1, and fifth-round lineman Jager Burton to be the team's top interior backup rather than a starter.