The New England Patriots cut cornerback Bradley Fletcher. The Oakland Raiders released safety Taylor Mays. Check out all of Saturday's transactions.

Peyton Manning isn't the same anymore, and he doesn't have to be. Denver's defense could be the best in the league. Gregg Rosenthal goes into detail on that and more after a wild Sunday.

Our six-pack of games includes a crop of the quarterbacks we've been eager to see this month: Robert Griffin III, Johnny Manziel and Jimmy Garoppolo. Here's what to watch for.

Underrated linebackers are getting paid, while quarterbacks in Buffalo and Houston are stuck in starting purgatory. Gregg Rosenthal breaks down the winners and losers from training camp so far.

Byron Maxwell remains confident he can live up to his massive six-year, $63 million contract in Philly. Connor Barwin said, "Maxwell's been as good as suspected."

The Texans' battle between Brian Hoyer and Ryan Mallett is one of the most intriguing competitions heading into training camp. Chris Wesseling takes a look at this and 17 other plots to follow.

Fluffy offseason reports tell us that every NFL player is bigger, faster and smarter than ever before, but don't believe the hype! Which players are bound to underwhelm this season?

Jameis Winston and Marcus Mariota: Two Heisman Trophy winners taking the reins of two-win teams. Why is minicamp crucial for both rookie QBs? Judy Battista digs into that topic and many more.

Philadelphia Eagles secondary coach Cory Undlin says his team won't give up as many "X-plays" or extra yardage plays. Will Byron Maxwell and the secondary be better in 2015?

New England's cornerback exodus has led to speculation that the Patriots might move Devin McCourty back into the role, but the Pro Bowl backstop said this week: "I want to play safety."

It didn't take long for Cary Williams to see the difference in Seattle's secondary. The former Eagles cornerback gushes over the Legion of Boom's "attention to detail."

The New England Patriots cut cornerback Chimdi Chekwa. The fifth-year veteran becomes the third corner the Patriots have released in as many weeks.

The Patriots are set to release slot cornerback Kyle Arrington after cutting ties with 2014 starters Darrelle Revis and Brandon Browner. What's the plan for New England's secondary this season?

The Patriots released veteran cornerback Kyle Arrington on Monday. Arrington had been due $3 million this season, none of it guaranteed.

Chip Kelly has given Elliot Harrison plenty to chew on as he evaluates the Philadelphia Eagles' offseason. Will the flurry of wheeling and dealing make this team any better in 2015?

After losing two starters from last season in Darrelle Revis and Brandon Browner, safety Devin McCourty knows the New England Patriots' secondary has a ways to go before being great again.

The New England Patriots have the throne in the AFC East. But does the rest of the division have the tools to overtake the reigning Super Bowl champs? Kevin Patra takes a look in our latest Roster Reset.

Nick Fairley joined the Rams, and C.J. Spiller latched on with the Saints in two of free agency's less-heralded signings. Which teams stockpiled free agents while others stayed out of the dealings?

Adrian Peterson's future with the Vikings is still very much in doubt. Will there be a resolution in the near future? Check out all the big happenings from the week that was in free agency.

Are Jason Garrett and the Cowboys serious about Darren McFadden as DeMarco Murray's replacement? Will Ken Whisenhunt's Titans upgrade at QB? Chis Wesseling highlights the remaining team needs.

The New England Patriots will sign cornerback Bradley Fletcher, per Ian Rapoport. Fletcher is coming off a disastrous season with the Philadelphia Eagles.

The Seahawks are losing one member of their secondary. Cornerback Byron Maxwell has told his teammates in Seattle that he's going to the Philadelphia Eagles.

Chip Kelly is running the show in Philadelphia now. Will his first order of business be to move on from Nick Foles? Dan Hanzus takes a closer look in Around The NFL's latest offseason forecast.

Rob Gronkowski is inactive for the New England Patriots on Sunday. With the top seed in the AFC locked up, there's really no reason to risk injury to the star tight end.