The injuries just keep piling up for the Los Angeles Chargers. The team announced that second-round draft pick Forrest Lamp suffered a torn ACL in his right knee.

Le'Veon Bell, Tom Brady and Julio Jones are key cogs in three of the most explosive offenses in the NFL today. Which attack reigns supreme? Chris Wesseling ranks the league's top 10 units.

The Super Bowl champion Denver Broncos are the team to beat in the AFC West, but the Kansas City Chiefs and Oakland Raiders will challenge them for the division crown, Chris Wesseling writes.

Falcons coach Dan Quinn announced Thursday that rookie running back Tevin Coleman is mired in the league's concussion protocol after slipping in the shower on Wednesday. Plus, other injuries we're tracking on Thursday.

San Francisco 49ers running back Reggie Bush is believed to have suffered a torn ACL, NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport reported, per sources informed of the injury. Catch up on the rest of Sunday's injury news.

Cam Newton and the Panthers are on a roll, but a win over the high-flying Eagles would silence the doubters. Take a look at what else is happening this week in the cheat sheet.

New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham is questionable for Sunday's game against the Dallas Cowboys. Will he be ready to play? Here's other injuries we're tracking.

Cam Newton and the undefeated Panthers will take their talents to Seattle to face the Seahawks. Will the Panthers leave undefeated? Take a look at what else is happening this week in the cheat sheet.

Jadeveon Clowney did not practice on Monday for the Houston Texans and is 'day to day' with an ankle sprain.

Melvin Gordon's play drew concerns in the preseason, but San Diego's first-round runner has shown growth in the regular season, leading teammate Chris Hairston to say: "He's special."

DE Williams makes big impression in Bills' debut

Expectations high as Bills prepare for NFL Draft

The Bills gladly will give you a list of team needs if you ask. Near the top: Offensive tackles. Ryan Fitzpatrick might get rid of the ball quickly, but they need to protect him better.

NFL general managers largely got it right in the 2011 draft, nailing many of the top picks. But Bucky Brooks finds a few top-10 picks to quibble with, including a change at No. 6, as he looks back.