Former New York Jets quarterback Greg McElroy is expected to land on the Cincinnati Bengals' practice squad Monday. What are the other practice-squad signings worth noting?

Matt McGloin made the Oakland Raiders' 53-man roster, giving them four quarterbacks. But the Raiders aren't the only ones: The Washington Redskins and New York Jets also decided to keep four QBs -- for now.

Rex Ryan has come around on Geno Smith after continual contention over who should start at QB for the New York Jets. Ian Rapoport reports Ryan believes the Jets should go forward with Smith.

From Robert Griffin III to Geno Smith to Tim Tebow, a lot of big news was revealed on the final night of the preseason. Gregg Rosenthal goes through the top storylines from the 16-game schedule.

The New York Jets' quarterback puzzle has a new piece. The team agreed to terms with Graham Harrell, whom the Green Bay Packers recently released.

Rex Ryan said Monday that Mark Sanchez won't practice this week after injuring his shoulder. Sanchez declined to criticize his coach for playing him vs. the Giants, and the Jets' starting QB remains a mystery.

The embarrassing New York Jets quarterback situation went from bad to worse Saturday night. Geno Smith struggled, and Mark Sanchez left with a shoulder injury that required further attention.

Mark Sanchez and his costly interception still outplayed Geno Smith in the New York Jets' preseason loss to the Detroit Lions. QB battles in Philly and Jacksonville round up what else we learned Friday.

Geno Smith's NFL debut might have taken a turn for the worse Friday night. The New York Jets rookie QB left the preseason opener against the Detroit Lions after suffering a right ankle injury.

Defensive end duo Corey Liuget and Kendall Reyes don't have big names. But they are the best reason to be excited about the 2013 San Diego Chargers.

Rex Ryan repeatedly said this offseason that the New York Jets' quarterback decision would be his. Following some conflicting words from his general manager, Ryan toed the company line Sunday.

Adam Schein recently spoke with Rex Ryan ... as well as two opposing general managers. One thing is clear: Ryan isn't just coaching for his New York Jets job; he's coaching for his NFL future.

While the competition between Mark Sanchez and Geno Smith garners all the headlines, another New York Jets QB battle flies under the radar. Does Matt Simms have a leg up on Greg McElroy?

Nothing's new to David Garrard. The 35-year-old New York Jets QB simply wants a chance to compete, minus the drama, saying Thursday, "I'm so old I don't care about politics anymore."

Mark Sanchez emerged Thursday to address the New York media, making it crystal clear he's ready to battle rookie Geno Smith and "own" the New York Jets' starting quarterback job.

While the drafting of West Virginia's Geno Smith led to Tim Tebow's release by the New York Jets, general manager John Idzik confirmed that Mark Sanchez's roster spot is secure -- for now.

Gregg Rosenthal looks at 20 veterans who didn't enjoy the 2013 NFL Draft as much as most fans did. What does EJ Manuel's addition to the Buffalo Bills mean for Kevin Kolb?

The New York Jets drafted Geno Smith, but coach Rex Ryan still is showing faith in quarterback Mark Sanchez, saying he'll be taking the first snaps in Monday's offseason practice.

It's no secret that the Jets are shopping Darrelle Revis. It's also no secret the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have been linked to the All-Pro cornerback. Could Mark Sanchez also be on his way out of New York?

Former Pro Bowl quarterback Jeff Garcia has been tutoring Mark Sanchez this offseason. Garcia says the Tim Tebow circus hurt the starting quarterback in 2012.

Mark Sanchez might have the "leg up" on the starting job for the New York Jets next season, but he also has competition. The team announced Monday it has signed veteran David Garrard.

Marty Mornhinweg has designs on spicing up the New York Jets' offense, which finished nearly last in the league in 2012. The new offensive coordinator said the Jets will be an aggressive bunch.

It seems to be a foregone conclusion that the New York Jets will cut Tim Tebow if they can't trade him. But should that be the case? Ian Rapoport argues why Tebow shouldn't leave town just yet.