Champ Bailey was one of the most prominent names to join the unemployed list Saturday as the Saints and other NFL teams reached the 53-player limit. Follow our running tally of other notable cuts.

For the San Diego Chargers, the 2014 season heralds more responsibility for Philip Rivers under new play-caller Frank Reich. But will the defense improve enough to make it worthwhile?

The San Diego Chargers have agreed to terms with former Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Brandon Flowers. How much does the 2013 Pro Bowl selection have left in the tank?

Free agency did not change the NFC North dynamic dramatically. The Green Bay Packers still reign supreme after re-signing key players like Sam Shields and B.J. Raji as well as adding Julius Peppers.

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.

The San Diego Chargers are in the market for a cornerback, and former Ohio State star Bradley Roby thinks he can fit the bill for them with the No. 25 pick in the 2014 NFL Draft.

Typically, guys like Eric Decker generate a feeding frenzy on the open market. But Albert Breer says more and more teams -- particularly the elite ones -- are wising up to the fallacies of free agency.

The Denver Broncos cleared cap space by cutting Champ Bailey, but they also expanded a hole in the secondary. And this isn't the only AFC West team with DB concerns. Elliot Harrison explains.

Looking for secondary help? You're in luck -- this year's crop of free-agent cornerbacks and safeties includes proven starters like Alterraun Verner. Marc Sessler examines.

The San Diego Chargers released free-agent bust Derek Cox and fullback Le'Ron McClain. What will the Bolts do with the salary cap savings?

Patrick Peterson of the Arizona Cardinals and Joe Haden of the Cleveland Browns top Around The League's list of the NFL's best cornerbacks. Find out where your favorite cornerback ranks.

Will Houston Texans pass rusher J.J. Watt pick up where he left off against a shaky San Diego Chargers offensive line? That and much more make our list of what to watch on "Monday Night Football."

Richard Marshall now is on the San Diego Chargers, shortly after being released by the Miami Dolphins. Marshall hopes to give his new team some much-needed help at cornerback, but it's a shot in the dark.

Can coach Chuck Pagano turn around the Indianapolis Colts' defensive line? Can the Oakland Raiders find a linebacker? Gregg Rosenthal looks at the worst position groups in the NFL.

Which NFL teams are struggling with weak depth charts after the first wave of free agency? Chris Wesseling analyzes the bottom five rosters, starting with Blaine Gabbert's Jacksonville Jaguars.

Antoine Winfield is scheduled to visit the Washington Redskins on Wednesday, Ian Rapoport reported. Could Winfield be the replacement for recently released DeAngelo Hall in D.C.?

Gregg Rosenthal breaks down the winners, losers and everything in between after nearly two weeks of free agency. All 16 AFC teams are accounted for.

This year's free-agent crop is a lot like this year's draft class: What it lacks in star power, it makes up for in depth. Gregg Rosenthal ranks the best players on the market this year.

Free-agent cornerbacks cashed in last year, but not in 2013. Just ask Keenan Lewis and Sean Smith. Ian Rapoport examines this market trend and other notable happenings in free agency.

Day 3 of free agency included a defensive back run and major bargains. From Connor Barwin to Michael Bennett to Sean Smith and Steven Jackson, it was a day for value, Gregg Rosenthal explains.

After a slow start, the cornerback and safety market is heating up. Around The League takes a look at players (like former Philadelphia Eagles CB Nnamdi Asomugha) looking for a dance partner.