Raiders rookie receiver Amari Cooper is doing more than just catching passes at this week's mandatory minicamp. Is Oakland planning to use their prized first-rounder as a punt returner?

The San Francisco 49ers have strong interest in two LSU draft prospects, according to a report.

These five wide receiver prospects aren't exactly NFL prototypes due to their limited size, but they still have the tools to intrigue teams.

The New York Giants cut veteran backup Curtis Painter Saturday. Second-year signal-caller Ryan Nassib will be Eli Manning's backup as the Giants only keep two quarterbacks.

The offseason has featured big changes in Tampa Bay and New York. The 49ers, meanwhile, barely have brought in new talent. We examine which teams made the most moves.

Former Chicago Bears star Devin Hester will meet with the Atlanta Falcons on Tuesday, Ian Rapoport reports. Who else is interested in arguably the greatest return man in NFL history?

Mathias Kiwanuka took a big hit to his wallet, but he's going to remain with the New York Giants. The veteran pass rusher's 2014 base salary was slashed by more than $2 million.

Trindon Holliday appears to be hitting free agency. The Denver Broncos opted against offering the speedy return specialist a minimum tender offer Thursday, according to a report.

John Elway has proven to be nearly as good as an NFL executive as he was a quarterback. "Around The League" examines how Elway built up the Broncos through the draft and smart free-agent pickups.

With the New England Patriots taking on the Denver Broncos and the San Francisco 49ers visiting the Seattle Seahawks, the Around The League crew looks at four players to watch Sunday.

The Kansas City Chiefs' season is beginning to slip away. Two injuries suffered Sunday are going to make life tougher in the coming weeks following the team's third consecutive loss.

Is Jamaal Charles the most valuable non-QB? Is Earl Thomas a Defensive Player of the Year candidate? ATL highlights the top five players at each position in this week's rankings.

Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning is the AFC player of the month for September, which comes as no surprise. In the NFC, Saints tight end Jimmy Graham won offensive honors.

Forgive Adam Schein; he merely was using logic when he questioned the Denver Broncos' juggernaut status. He now knows that when it comes to Peyton Manning and Co., logic doesn't apply.

Philip Rivers and Mario Williams are putting their forgettable 2012 seasons behind them. The proof comes in the Player of the Week awards they won Wednesday for their Week 2 efforts.

Ray Rice and the Baltimore Ravens have a purpose: sending Ray Lewis into retirement with another Super Bowl ring. Steve Wyche says the team oozes confidence after shocking the Denver Broncos.

The Baltimore Ravens didn't allow a single special teams touchdown in 17 games this season. Denver Broncos return man Trindon Holliday changed that.