Blockbuster comebacks were uncorked week after week. Playoff pushes were as eventful as ever. The first Sunday night marquee was remarkable (our apologies, Lamar Jackson). The last Sunday night marquee was remarkable (more apologies, Lamar Jackson). The past four months gave us a parade of absurd catches and Herculean strength.

NFL coverage was up across the board on every network and streaming service that carried games in 2025. CBS, NBC and Prime Video saw record-setting season averages, per SBJ. Fox had its best season since 2015 and ESPN has its second-best season ever, with 2023 being higher.

Every week, Bleacher Report has watched, analyzed and graded every quarterback performance. Now, the 2025 regular season is complete, and it's time for the final assessment. Some teams experienced a huge upswing thanks to improved quarterback play.

Rams star wide receiver led the NFL in receptions during the 2025 season — his 129 catches tied for seventh in a single season all-time.

With a number of record-setting games (and a change in the way Nielsen measures viewing), Amazon, CBS, ESPN, Fox and NBC all saw their audience numbers grow year to year. Amazon, CBS and NBC are all claiming record years, and ESPN and Fox enjoyed sizable gains as well.

Trevor Lawrence's play is a huge reason the Jacksonville Jaguars are back in the NFL playoffs. Here's how the former Clemson star is performing.

The inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff has dealt us a fair share of twists and turns, with only one more thing to do: crown a national champion. Many of the stalwarts faltered early, with the top-four seeds all losing in their first game.