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    Super Bowl 2019 is history. What's next for the NFL?

    by Sam Farmer, Los Angeles Times Feb 05, 2019 3 minutes

    ATLANTA - The NFL closed the book on the 2018 season Monday with its annual morning-after news conference, this year introducing New England receiver Julian Edelman as the newest Super Bowl most valuable player.

    But in a round-the-calendar league, there's hardly time to take a breath.

    The scouting combine is coming up, and teams will take the next step in their evaluation process, including surveying a robust crop of tight ends. The Arizona Cardinals have the No. 1 pick and will be weighing their options,

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