

Somewhere beneath the Johnny Manziel hype and general manager word games hides one of the deepest NFL draft classes in recent memory.
The NFL draft is only two days away -- and yeah, it seems like it should have already happened, but Roger Gooddell couldn't let the NBA have the month of May all to itself.
The NFL is a league of short careers, uncertain contracts, and instant expectations. Considering the supposed depth of this year's class, first and second-round talent may be enough to vault a lower-tier team into playoff contention.
Among the worst: the Texans, Buccaneers, Jaguars, Redskins, Raiders, Browns, Falcons, and Vikings -- to name a few. Some of which were one year removed from the playoffs. But will any of them be able to pull the double-switcheroo in 2014 -- going back to the playoffs after a losing record?
Sound Off: Which NFL team with a losing record in 2013 is one key draft pick from a playoff appearance in '14?
Sports Headlines for May 6, 2014
- It was all but a formality -- now it's official: Kevin Durant is the MVP.
- Floyd Mayweather made $2,666,667 per round on Saturday night.
- Just another kid hitting a homer while being intentionally walked. [YouTube]
- NHL: Gionta and Chara height comparison. [Image]
- Video trickeration or ridiculous speed? A Houston area teen catches his own pass. [Video]