When the Titans and Cowboys -- a pair of 3-4 operations -- match wits on Monday Night Football, they'll do so knowing teams tumbling to 3-5 have reached the playoffs 8 percent of the time since 1990.

The NFL preseason is over. The season is less than a week away from kicking off -- and that means it's time for teams to trim their rosters to 53 players before Saturday's roster deadline.

The Raiders rarely give up sacks. But after giving up four sacks, Oakland needed to go back to the drawing board before facing Denver. Nick Shook takes a look at what went wrong in Week 3.

Seattle Seahawks starting left tackle George Fant's season is over after he tore his ACL in Friday night's preseason game against the Minnesota Vikings.

The Houston Texans have a two-game lead in the AFC South and we are only four games into the season. With coach Bill O'Brien taking the reigns of the playcalling again, Houston looked more comfortable offensively.

When it comes to fantasy running backs, the sophomore slump can be frustrating. Matt Francsicovich drills down on which second-year backs are looking to take the next step in part 2 of this series.

Few are expecting the Tennessee Titans to make serious noise in 2016 -- but Bucky Brooks says a focus on going big and bad could soon turn Marcus Mariota's crew into a force to be reckoned with.

While the Texans and Jaguars added guys like Kevin Johnson and T.J. Yeldon, respectively, the Titans got a stud QB in Marcus Mariota. Bucky Brooks reviews AFC South rookies and previews the combine.

Will the Dallas Cowboys be coaching their quarterback of the future next week at the Senior Bowl?

Week 5 was a bit of a weird one in fantasy, but Doug Martin's stellar day gave owners something to smile about. We recap of all Week 5's games and the fantasy implications here.

Andrew Luck directed the Colts' offense to three fourth-quarter touchdowns, leading his team to a 35-33 comeback over the Titans. Has Indy righted the ship after an 0-2 start?

Marcus Mariota might be a rookie quarterback -- but he isn't performing like one. Ian Rapoport checks in from Tennessee Titans training camp, where the No. 2 overall pick is defying expectations.

There were seven teams that spent heavily on players on offense in the 2015 NFL Draft, including the Tennessee Titans, who worked hard to attempt to jumpstart a stagnant offense.