Grading EVERY NFL TEAM'S 2025 season

Day 2 of NFL Free Agency Delivers Chaos Day two of NFL free agency somehow managed to get even crazier than day one, highlighted by the shocking news that Maxx Crosby failed his physical after being traded to the Baltimore Ravens, throwing the entire move into chaos and leaving Baltimore scrambling after already losing multiple key players. On this episode of The JV Show, JV is joined by Chase Coburn from Chase Sports News to break down everything from the Crosby disaster to major signings across the league. They discuss moves like Tariq Woolen heading to the Philadelphia Eagles, Rashid Shaheed re-signing with the Seattle Seahawks, and the New England Patriots adding Romeo Doubs and Alijah Vera-Tucker to help build around Drake Maye. The episode also dives into the Tennessee Titans aggressively rebuilding around Cam Ward, the Pittsburgh Steelers quietly stacking talent without solving their quarterback problem, and the controversial move of Tua Tagovailoa landing with the Atlanta Falcons. With huge contracts, surprise signings, and teams scrambling to reshape their rosters, day two proved that this free agency period is far from slowing down.Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 1:21 - Maxx Crosby trade DECLINED6:20 - Tariq Woolen (PHI)9:28 - Rashid Shaheed (SEA)13:10 - AVT & Doubs (NE)18:39 - Wan'Dale Robinson + More (TEN)23:14 - Isaiah Likely + More (NYG)27:58 - Rico Dowdle + More (PIT)33:03 - Tua Tagoviola (ATL)🎙️ Find ALL Chase's content: https://www.instagram.com/chases_sports_news/https://www.youtube.com/@UCr-ddC-VbXJPvhWsw5onn_w 🎙️ Listen to the full episode from day 1: https://youtu.be/61mCYNOZQVk?si=0DtJYvFT9A3sZhgX📱 Follow The JV Show: https://linktr.ee/the.jv.show#NFLFreeAgency #NFLNews #MaxxCrosby #Ravens #Patriots #Steelers #Falcons #NFLPodcast #TheJVShow

ree Agency Day 1 Was Absolute Chaos Day one of NFL Free Agency delivered some massive moves around the league and a few contracts that already have people scratching their heads. The San Francisco 49ers made headlines by bringing in Mike Evans, giving Brock Purdy a big-bodied red zone weapon and one of the most consistent receivers of the past decade. Meanwhile, the Kansas City Chiefs added explosive running back Kenneth Walker, a move that could completely reshape their offense and allow them to address premium positions in the draft. The Las Vegas Raiders were some of the biggest spenders of the day, handing out huge deals to center Tyler Linderbaum and linebacker Nakobe Dean as they continue rebuilding around a young core. We also saw the Indianapolis Colts give Alec Pierce a massive extension, the New York Giants land dynamic tight end Isaiah Likely, and the Miami Dolphins take a swing on quarterback Malik Willis. It’s only day one of free agency, but the league is already shifting fast — and a few teams may have completely changed their trajectory heading into next season.Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 2:33 - Mike Evans (SF)6:38 - Alec Pierce (IND)11:26 - Kenneth Walker (KC)15:15 - Jaelen Phillips (CAR)18:32 - Tyler Linderbaum & Nakobe Dean (LVR)23:29 - Malik Willis (MIA)26:53 - Isaiah Likely (NYG)29:27 - Connor McGovern & Dee Alford (BUF)📱 Follow The JV Show: https://linktr.ee/the.jv.show#NFLFreeAgency #NFLNews #MikeEvans #ChiefsKingdom #RaidersNation #Giants #Dolphins #Colts #NFLPodcast #TheJVShow

DJ Moore Traded to the Bills The Buffalo Bills finally get their number one receiver, trading for DJ Moore in a deal that sends a second and fifth round pick to the Chicago Bears. For Buffalo, the move makes a ton of sense — they’ve been searching for a true outside weapon ever since the departure of Stefon Diggs, and Moore immediately fills that void. He’s one of the most consistent receivers in the league, rarely misses games, and has quietly produced big numbers throughout his career despite inconsistent quarterback play. Now he joins an offense led by Josh Allen and offensive coordinator Joe Brady, someone Moore already has familiarity with from their time in Carolina. While the price might feel a little steep and Moore may not carry the superstar name value of guys like Justin Jefferson or Ja’Marr Chase, he brings reliability, playmaking ability, and the field-stretching presence Buffalo has been missing. It’s a very “Bills-type” move — adding a proven, productive player who can immediately help a championship window. If Moore can elevate the passing game and take pressure off Khalil Shakir in the slot, this trade could be exactly the piece Buffalo needed for a deeper playoff run.📱 Follow The JV Show: https://linktr.ee/the.jv.show#DJMoore #BuffaloBills #NFLTrades #JoshAllen #NFLNews #TheJVShow

Top 10 NFL Free Agents 2026NFL Free Agency is right around the corner and the market is loaded. From George Pickens getting franchise tagged by the Cowboys after a 1,400-yard All-Pro season, to Kyle Pitts finally flashing the production fantasy managers have been begging for, this class has star power. Malik Willis might be the biggest wildcard — a small sample size, big-time tools, and potentially a $30M+ gamble for a QB-needy team. Devin Lloyd is coming off a monster year and could cash in as one of the top linebackers available, while Tyler Linderbaum might quietly be the most important name on the board at center. Then you’ve got weapons like Wan’Dale Robinson, Alec Pierce, and Mike Evans who could instantly change an offense, plus high-upside defensive pieces like Nakobe Dean and Jalen Phillips that contenders will be circling. Some of these guys are getting tagged. Some are getting paid. And some are about to reset the market. Free agency always reshapes the league — and this year is no different.Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 1:45 - George Pickens 6:00 - Kyle Pitts10:06 - Malik Willis15:02 - Devin Lloyd18:48 - Tyler Linderbaum 23:14 - Wan'Dale Robinson26:57 - Nakobe Dean 31:40 - Mike Evans36:08 - Alijah Vera-Tucker37:49 - Jaelen Phillips40:17 - Kenneth Walker44:16 - Connor McGovern46:34 - Boye Mafe📱 Follow The JV Show: https://linktr.ee/the.jv.show📱 Follow Connor on his NFL platform: http://www.youtube.com/@TheHurdle #NFLFreeAgency #NFL #GeorgePickens #KylePitts #MalikWillis #MikeEvans #JalenPhillips #TheJVShow

Grading Every NFL Team’s 2025 SeasonIt’s officially offseason mode, which means it’s time to stop reacting and start evaluating. In this episode, I graded all 32 NFL teams based strictly on the numbers, the film, and what actually translated on Sundays. Some teams validated the process, like the Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks and the resurgent Rams. Others flat out disappointed relative to talent — looking at you, Buffalo, Detroit, and Philadelphia. There were young cores that took real steps forward, like Chicago and Carolina, and there were teams stuck in neutral with generational quarterbacks and nothing to show for it. Coaching changes, cap space, draft capital — all of it matters now, but this grading is about what already happened. If your team underachieved, I said it. If they overdelivered, I gave them their flowers. This is the full league reset before free agency and the draft reshape everything.Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction1:33 - AFC East6:50 - AFC North13:35 - AFC South19:25 - AFC West26:28 - NFC East33:03 - NFC North38:27 - NFC South44:31 - NFC West📱 Follow The JV Show: https://linktr.ee/the.jv.show#NFL #NFL2025 #NFLRankings #NFLAnalysis #FreeAgency #NFLDraft #TheJVShow

From Practice Squad to Opportunity: Corey Kiner’s NFL MindsetCorey Kiner coming on the show reminded me why the undrafted path in the NFL is different. No hype, no guarantees, just opportunity and response. From learning under Christian McCaffrey in San Francisco and seeing firsthand what true three-down versatility looks like, to bouncing from Minnesota to Arizona on a few hours’ notice, Kiner’s journey is about mindset more than talent. He talked about modeling parts of his game after elite backs like Saquon Barkley, Kenneth Walker, and Jahmyr Gibbs, but what stood out most was his fear of staying the same. Not fear of headlines. Not fear of critics. Fear of not improving. That’s the separator. Being on scout team, learning multiple playbooks, flying across the country midseason — and still treating every rep like you’re RB1 — that’s how you carve out a role. This isn’t a Cinderella story. It’s a blueprint. If he keeps stacking days the way he described, Arizona didn’t just get depth — they may have found a back who forces his way into real opportunity.Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 1:48 - Elite RB's and paying RB's6:26 - Evolving RB position 8:25 - Shanahan is a GURU10:25 - Life as an UDFA19:38 - Welcome to the NFL moment📱 Follow The JV Show: https://linktr.ee/the.jv.show#CoreyKiner #ArizonaCardinals #NFL #Undrafted #RunningBack #TheJVShow

GRADING THE NEW YORK GIANTS 2025 SEASON I’m grading EVERY NFL team’s 2025 season based on the film and the numbers — let’s talk New York Giants football. I’m giving the Giants a C+. They weren’t close to the playoffs and the year felt inconsistent, but there were real flashes that should have fans optimistic. Offensively, they finished middle of the pack at 22.4 points per game (17th), but the run game was legitimately top tier — nearly 130 rushing yards per game (5th in the league) and top-five in EPA per rush. A huge reason? Jaxson Dart. The rookie put up 2,300 passing yards, 15 TDs to 5 INTs with a 91.7 rating despite missing time, and added 487 rushing yards with 9 rushing TDs — third among QBs behind Josh Allen and Justin Herbert. The mobility is electric, but he has to protect himself and grow more comfortable operating from the pocket if he’s going to be the true franchise guy. Malik Nabers continues to look like a legit WR1 — glider, explosive, can win at every level — and Andrew Thomas anchored an O-line that quietly finished 4th in pass blocking efficiency per PFF. Defensively? That’s where things fell apart. 25.8 points allowed per game (26th), dead last in EPA per rush allowed. The interior run defense was a nightmare — wide gaps, poor fits, linebackers overwhelmed — and despite the name power of Dexter Lawrence, Brian Burns, Kayvon Thibodeaux and Abdul Carter, they just didn’t dominate like they should have. That’s the offseason priority. With John Harbaugh now in the building, this feels like a reset with direction. Fix the interior, add another weapon, help Dart develop — and this C+ could jump to a B or better next season. Optimistic, but work to do.📱 Follow The JV Show: https://linktr.ee/the.jv.show#NewYorkGiants #GiantsFootball #NFL #JaxsonDart #MalikNabers #AndrewThomas #JohnHarbaugh #NFLGrades #NFLContent #BigBlue

GRADING THE BUFFALO BILLS 2025 SEASON I’m grading every NFL team based on the film and the numbers — let’s talk Buffalo. I’m giving the Bills a B. And yeah, that might even feel generous considering the expectations. This was Super Bowl or bust territory. The AFC felt wide open, and once again, a great statistical season ends with no Lombardi to show for it. That’s the frustrating part. There were concerning losses throughout the year and when it mattered most, we didn’t capitalize. Offensively? Joe Brady absolutely earned that promotion. 28.3 points per game — 4th in the league. That’s three straight top-six finishes in scoring under him. Josh Allen put together another strong season: 69% completion, nearly 3,700 yards, 25 TDs, 10 picks, 102 rating. The passing game was efficient despite lacking a true alpha WR1 — Khalil Shakir led the team again under 1,000 yards, Dalton Kincaid was productive in 12 games, and the tight end usage remained heavy. But the identity of this team was the run game. Number one in rushing yards per game (156), number one in rushing attempts, number one in rushing touchdowns. James Cook was a monster — 1,600 yards and 12 scores — and the rotation with Ray Davis and Ty Johnson gave this offense balance. The offensive line deserves real credit, though losing Connor McGovern and David Edwards in free agency could shake that foundation. Now here’s the issue: turnovers. 25 offensive turnovers on the year — 17 of them came in the six losses. Including five in the playoff loss. That’s the difference. Josh’s decision-making slipped at times, especially late, and it cost them. Defensively, it was a tale of two units. The secondary? Elite — 165.9 passing yards allowed per game, 2nd best in the league. But against the run? 133.6 per game allowed — 28th. EPA per rush allowed ranked near the bottom. No consistent pass rush (1.9 sacks per game, 26th). And here’s the reality: you don’t win in January if you can’t pressure the QB or stop the run. That’s what showed up. So heading into next year? Add a true WR1. Reinforce the interior defensive front. Hope Jim Leonhard can elevate that scheme. The offense is championship caliber. The defense needs to match it. That’s why it’s a B — productive, competitive, but not complete. The window is still open. Now it’s about finishing.📱 Follow The JV Show: https://linktr.ee/the.jv.show#BuffaloBills #BillsMafia #JoshAllen #JamesCook #JoeBrady #NFLGrades #NFLPlayoffs #BillsFootball #NFLContent

Titans DB Jalyn Armour-Davis Joins The ShowAlready man… offseason is here, but we’re not slowing down. Kicking off the new interview series with Titans defensive back Jalyn Armour-Davis and this one was REAL. From playing under Mike Macdonald in Baltimore and explaining what makes him a true defensive mastermind, to breaking down the mentality of an NFL DB — “you gotta live at the front of the line” — JAD kept it a hundred the entire time. We talked adapting from Alabama to the league, guarding Tyreek in his first NFL start, anticipating vs guessing as a corner, and why leadership is what separates guys like Cam Ward. He opened up about battling injuries, tearing his Achilles in Week 17 before free agency, and the mindset it takes to fall in love with the process instead of skipping to the end goal. No fake rah-rah, no clichés — just a grown man perspective on what it actually takes to survive and thrive in the NFL. This is exactly why I’m doing this series… letting you hear it from the guys living it.Timestamps:0:00 - Introduction1:12 - JAD on what separates Mike Macdonald9:00 - JAD on Cam Ward as an ELITE QB12:00 - JAD on hunger in the NFL16:30 - JAD on battling injury and luck in sport21:55 - JAD on 'cocky' DB mentality25:36 - JAD on DB 101 (best DB's in the NFL)32:11 - JAD on the BEST WR he's played34:36 - JAD on what football has done for him📱 Follow The JV Show: https://linktr.ee/the.jv.show#Titans #JalynArmourDavis #NFLInterview #DefensiveBack #NFLMindset #TheJVShow

Seahawks Finish the Story — Super Bowl RecapNot the prettiest Super Bowl, not even close, but the Seattle Seahawks are your 2025–26 NFL champions and they earned it the hard way. This game was a defensive fistfight that never really felt like a classic, but it did feel like Seattle was in control from start to finish. Sam Darnold proved a lot of people — myself included — wrong again, doing just enough, avoiding mistakes, and making the big throw when it mattered, capping a ridiculous back-to-back 14-win run with a Lombardi that forces him into the top-10 QB conversation whether people like it or not. Mike Macdonald was the real star though — his defense absolutely terrorized Drake Maye, dominated the trenches, forced turnovers, and played disciplined, violent football for 60 minutes. This was coaching excellence on full display. Kenneth Walker controlled the game on the ground, Klint Kubiak called an aggressive, fearless game that paid off, and Seattle’s identity never wavered. On the other side, New England’s easy road finally caught up to them — great defense, but a young QB behind a bad offensive line was never surviving that pressure. It wasn’t flashy, it wasn’t historic offense, but it was a clinic in team football, coaching, and trench dominance. Seattle shocked the league, finished the redemption arc, and proved once again that defense, development, and belief still win championships. 📱 Follow The JV Show: https://linktr.ee/the.jv.show#SuperBowl #Seahawks #NFLChampions #MikeMacdonald #SamDarnold #TheJVShow