The Denver Broncos waived running back Montee Ball on Sunday. Ball cleared waivers on Monday making him a free agent. Will the running back find a new team soon?

Hold off on the Montee Ball trade rumors for now. The running back was not among the players released by the Denver Broncos on Saturday afternoon.

The fourth preseason game is quite often the worst of the bunch, but there are plenty of reasons to tune in Thursday night. Conor Orr gives you 21 players to watch in the last week of preseason.

Is Montee Ball on the bubble in Denver? Buried down the depth chart, the third-year Broncos running back needs a big night against the Cardinals on Thursday to assure himself a roster spot.

There was a time when pairing rookie running back Montee Ball with Peyton Manning seemed like a no brainer. Now, the tailback is deep on the depth chart, and could struggle to find carries.

Khalil Mack dazzled on Sunday -- but the Raiders' rising pass rusher has plenty to work on. Bucky Brooks grades one notable player from each AFC squad after Week 3 of preseason action.

With draft week in full swing, Matt Harmon answers your inquiries on the top wide receivers, and other burning questions in the mailbag.

From a season-ending injury to Jordy Nelson to a performance from Brandin Cooks that could be a preview of what's to come, we have a ton of fantasy takeaways from preseason Week 2.

Week 2 of the preseason is almost upon us, and plenty of players are rising as new sleeper candidates for the 2015 fantasy football season. Find out who we're keeping our eye on this weekend here.

With all 16 Preseason Week 1 games in the books, here's a look at the winners and losers from the weekend's action.

The one-two offensive punch of Derek Carr and Amari Cooper looked impressive in the Raiders' preseason win over the Rams. Who else from around the NFL stood out during Friday's action?

In the latest edition of 'Make the Right Call,' we answer questions submitted on Twitter. Is C.J. Anderson a top-10 back? Where should you draft Frank Gore? The answers and more here.

16 preseason football games came and went this weekend, with loads of fantasy implications. Alex Gelhar watched them all, and has the top fantasy takeaways you need to know before drafting.

Many are curious how Peyton Manning will adjust to the new offense in Denver under Gary Kubiak. Former Colts general manager Bill Polian doesn't doubt Manning will be successful.

Denver Broncos head coach Gary Kubiak believes in the bell cow running back despite most of the league taking a running back-by-committee approach.

Are the days of the Peyton Manning-led aerial assault a thing of the past? Broncos GM John Elway promised more "balance" on Thursday, saying "that running game will be Peyton's best friend."

Michael Fabiano projects carries and touches for the top two running backs on all 32 NFL teams. It's a must-read before you even think about drafting your fantasy team.

Alex Gelhar rounds out his review of the sophomore running back class with six more rushers who could either bust or breakout in 2015, including Charles Sims and Isaiah Crowell. Take a look.

C.J. Anderson hung onto the starting running back gig throughout OTAs and minicamps. Will he remain the Denver Broncos' No. 1 rusher ahead of Montee Ball and Ronnie Hillman?

Last year, the fantasy world saw a variety of results from second-year players. Alex Gelhar goes to the tape to try and see what's in store for Bishop Sankey, Jeremy Hill and Carlos Hyde.

Michael Fabiano has stretched his Top 100 fantasy players for 2015 into a Top 150, and in so doing has unearthed some potential late-round gems. See who makes the list here.

The Broncos are eyeing another Super Bowl run, but first they need to adjust to first-year coach Gary Kubiak. Here are the seven takeaways from Broncos minicamp this week.

Minnesota Vikings fans will have to wait until the regular season to see Adrian Peterson. The running back is not expected to play during the preseason.

Peyton Manning called the changes the Denver Broncos have undergone this season stimulating, and he's recharged his desire to keep playing, even as he enters his 18th season.

A.J. Green finds himself among a slew of young players that Michael Fabiano has his eye on as fantasy football must-haves this summer.