Which pick in the 2019 NFL Draft does your team hold, and what are the top needs for all 32 clubs? Have a look at where things stand for your squad coming out of Week 15.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Sammy Watkins (foot) will not play Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens. NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reports Watkins will likely be sidelined until the playoffs.

After missing the last two days of practice, Atlanta Falcons star wideout Julio Jones expects to play this Sunday against the Green Bay Packers while dealing with a foot injury. That, and more injury updates around the NFL.

New York Giants coach Pat Shurmur announced that safety Landon Collins' shoulder injury will most likely require surgery. Here are other injuries we are monitoring Wednesday.

The Arizona Cardinals' 20-17 win over the Green Bay Packers in Week 13 came at a high cost on the offensive side. Rookie receiver Christian Kirk suffered a broken foot and will be placed on IR.

The Redskins offensive line took another huge blow after Sunday's loss. Brandon Scherff and Shawn Lauvao both suffered season-ending injuries. Here is the latest injury news around the league.

The Baltimore Ravens are shuffling the deck on the offensive line. Baltimore released center Jeremy Zuttah after just two weeks in the building and traded for Tony Bergstrom.

The Texans will have to find a new starting center. Second-round rookie Nick Martin will miss the entire 2016 season due to an ankle injury that requires surgery.

The AFC South has surpassed the NFC West as the worst division in the league but the four teams still have to round out their rosters with a strong draft. Chris Wesseling writes.

The Denver Broncos lost a lot on both sides of the ball in free agency, while other teams in the division made upgrades. We assign grades to each team in the AFC West.

As the Raiders continue to develop a player they hope becomes a franchise cornerstone in Derek Carr, it's vital that the players in front of the quarterback do their part.

The Oakland Raiders haven't finished above .500 since 2002, and 2013 already looks bleak. Is there any hope for Darren McFadden and Co.? Gil Brandt explains why the future offers promise.