The Cincinnati Bengals announced on Friday that they are parting ways with defensive tackle Chris Baker. Baker signed a one-year deal with the Bengals this offseason.

The Cleveland Browns didn't win a single game last season. So why are they suddenly one of the buzziest teams in the NFL? Tom Blair examines each AFC North roster heading into the 2018 NFL Draft.

After a wild stretch of trades and signings, Elliot Harrison provides an updated look at the Power Rankings. Who's trending up/down heading toward the 2018 NFL Draft?

Former Buccaneers and Redskins defensive tackle Chris Baker signed a one-year contract with the Cincinnati Bengals on Wednesday worth a little more than $3 million.

While it was a big week for a pair of Indianapolis Colts greats, Buffalo Bills quarterback Tyrod Taylor had some not-so-exciting news. Dan Hanzus scopes out the good and bad of the week.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers released defensive tackle Chris Baker. Baker signed a three-year, $15.75 million contract with the Bucs last offseason.

The Buccaneers announced on Tuesday they've released veteran running back Doug Martin. Tampa will save $6.75 million on the salary cap by releasing the running back.

The Chiefs have agreed to trade quarterback Alex Smith to Washington Redskins. How did players around the NFL respond to the blockbuster trade?

Which running back will rush for the most yards on Sunday: Ezekiel Elliott or Kareem Hunt? Kevin Patra has everything you need to know for all the matchups as Week 9 kickoff approaches.

Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson has yet to face a defense with a secondary like the Legion of Boom. Can the rookie handle the pressure? Kevin Patra has everything you need to know for Week 8.

Is it all over for Bruce Arians' Cardinals? Gregg Rosenthal spotlights four situations that merit serious concern, even at this early point in the 2017 season.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are on a losing skid and now some of their players are publicly concerned about their playing time. Said safety T.J. Ward: "I came here to be an impact player."

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will be without one of their star defenders for the next few weeks. Ian Rapoport reported linebacker Lavonte David will miss a month or more because of an ankle injury.

Dan Hanzus can't remember a Hard Knocks season where a team was in better spirits than these Buccaneers.

The study of the Bucs has been a fun ride for three episodes and counting. Why has this season stacked up favorably in the Hard Knocks cannon? Dan Hanzus explores that and more in his recap.

How will the Falcons' high-octane offense look under new coordinator Steve Sarkisian? Has Sean Payton finally cured the Saints' defensive woes? Kevin Patra explores NFC South camp questions.

The 2017 fantasy football season is almost here. Prepare for your upcoming draft with our rankings, profiles, and projections for all fantasy defenses, starting with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Gil Brandt ranks the teams that have enjoyed the best offseasons of 2017. Did Bill Belichick's wheeling and dealing with the Patriots top the Browns' Myles Garrett-centered rebuilding efforts?

Adam Schein lists the biggest moves of the offseason. DeSean Jackson, Deshaun Watson and Marshawn Lynch certainly changed the league landscape, but a different development tops the board.

Green Bay lost a bunch in free agency, but Mike McCarthy's Packers remain right in the mix with Dan Quinn's Falcons for NFC supremacy. Gregg Rosenthal eyes the updated conference pecking order.

Atlanta ruled the NFC South in 2016, but is Tampa Bay a threat to the crown after signing Chris Baker and DeSean Jackson? Chris Wesseling studies offseason developments in the division.

Chris Baker forgives, but he doesn't forget. The newly-minted Buccaneer is celebrating his multi-year deal with Tampa Bay, but is still smarting from his unceremonious exit in D.C.

DeSean Jackson could push Tampa to the playoffs before his new deal runs out, while the addition of Alshon Jeffery is a win-win proposition for Philly. Gregg Rosenthal lists free agency's best contracts.