Conor Orr

Why New York may have the best job that will come open this cycle, and the types of candidates a proud franchise will look to fill it.

A season without an obvious frontrunner continues to produce movement at the top of our weekly rankings.

This is one of the most difficult power rankings I can remember in the 10 or so years I’ve been putting it together. I’m stuck between teams I love (Seahawks),

A franchise legend died over the weekend, and then Gang Green pulled an unlikely first win out of the cosmos.

The league can attempt to exist as is, or become the anti-gambling sport of choice, bolstering its long-term health. 

Perhaps the Baker Mayfield MVP hype was premature.

Welcome back to the Power Rankings: Week 6 edition. We’re starting to get to the point where the top spots become a little bit less fun—Chiefs purists not only

Expect Tennessee to have a much longer interview list than the last time this job was open. Here’s why, plus the type of candidates to consider.

A silly blunder has occurred two weeks in a row. Experts weigh in on multitasking deficits, bottom-up actions and why this keeps happening.

Conor Orr fills out his ballot through the first four weeks of the 2025 season.