An Eli Manning-Carson Wentz NFC East showdown highlights an exciting Week 9 of NFL action. Everything you need to know about that game, and every other contest, is in this week's Cheat Sheet.

Veteran quarterback Josh McCown will start for the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, returning to the lineup for the first time since being injured Week 2. Cody Kessler was ruled out because a concussion.

Who will start at quarterback for the Patriots against the Bills on Sunday? Jimmy Garoppolo and Jacoby Brissett are each listed as questionable for the game.

The NFL season kicks off tonight with a rematch of Super Bowl 50. Conor Orr breaks down what to watch tonight as Cam Newton and the Panthers visit Von Miller's Broncos.

NFL quarterback-turned-analysis Boomer Esiason believes the Jets are heading in the right direction. Conor Orr writes there are still plenty of challenges ahead for New York.

Ryan Clady wasn't surprised by Denver trading him to the Jets this offseason -- but he wasn't exactly thrilled, either. "I think it stings a little bit, a little chip on my shoulder," said the veteran left tackle.

Von Miller has turned down a recent contract offer, according to NFL Media's James Palmer. What's next for the reigning Super Bowl MVP and the Denver Broncos?

Anyone else tired of hearing about Sam Bradford and Colin Kaepernick? Beyond the hyper-obvious QB situations, who isn't getting the attention they deserve? Let's take a gander.

It's tough to hold a true QB competition during OTA and minicamp season. In Denver, the real news is that there will be a competition at all. And it's not just between Paxton Lynch and Mark Sanchez.

The possibility of Tom Brady's suspension being reinstated will play a big role on who will be the Patriots starting quarterback. Gregg Rosenthal takes a look at the rest of the AFC East rosters.

Von Miller won't show up to offseason workouts, but the pass rusher isn't worried about getting a new contract, declaring that he plans to be a 'Denver Bronco for life."

The 2016 NFL Draft has come and gone, but not every team addressed their needs. The 49ers, Giants and Jets all made our list of teams with roster holes to fill on offense before September.

The Dolphins found their tackle of the future in Laremy Tunsil, but Miami still needs a running back. With plenty of talent still available, Around the NFL gives 10 perfect fits for Rounds 2 and 3.

The Jaguars stop Myles Jack's freefall in Lance Zierlein's mock draft for Rounds 2-3, and the reigning Heisman winner lands with the Patriots. See Zierlein's projection for the draft's second day.

The Jaguars stop Myles Jack's freefall in Lance Zierlein's mock draft for Rounds 2-3, and the reigning Heisman winner lands with the Patriots. See Zierlein's projection for the draft's second day.

New York Jets starting left tackle Ryan Clady missed all of the 2015 season with an ACL tear. GM Mike Maccagnan says Clady is "good to go," but the team will bring him along slowly.

Chad Reuter unleashes a seven-round, 253-pick mock draft that provides a projection of where the top players, as well as the under-the-radar sleeper prospects, could go.

Chad Reuter unleashes a seven-round, 253-pick mock draft that provides a projection of where the top players might go, as well as the under-the-radar sleeper prospects.

The New York Jets and QB Ryan Fitzpatrick haven't reached an agreement, making Geno Smith the current starter. Or could Paxton Lynch get a call? Judy Battista explores an unsettled QB room.

Chad Reuter's updated mock features QBs going one-two, and the Cowboys adding more talent to the defensive backfield. See the complete Round 1 mock See his complete first-round projection.

NFL Media analyst Lance Zierlein breaks down the top-five positions of needs for all 32 NFL teams and reveals how each is likely to approach the 2015 NFL Draft.

With the AFC superpowers weakened, the Indianapolis Colts have their sights set on the Super Bowl this year. Find out what else you need to know from this week's OTAs.

Broncos left tackle Ryan Clady will miss the entire 2015 season after suffering a torn ACL. How big of a blow is this to Denver's new offense?

As we enter the NFL's dog days ... Wait -- there are no dog days in this league. Judy Battista studies hot topics, including Tom Brady's appeal, Adrian Peterson's standoff and Chip Kelly's new-look offense.

Despite losing left tackle Ryan Clady to a torn ACL, Broncos guard Louis Vasquez insists Denver's O-line will do its job protecting Peyton Manning, saying: "We don't look to get any slack."