Under the amended collective bargaining agreement between the NFL and NFL Players Association, agreed to on July 24, players have the choice to opt out of the 2020 NFL season due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Who are the players to opt out of the season so far?

A season-ending triceps injury hasn't jeopardized Eric Winston career in Cincinnati. The veteran offensive tackle, who also serves as the NFLPA president, has re-signed with the Bengals.

Have a look at the biggest needs for every NFL team heading into the 2018 NFL Draft.

Doug Baldwin has been a top-10 fantasy wide receiver in back-to-back years but is still drafted too low. the Seahawk's No. 1 pass-catcher leads Alex Gelhar's list of must-own fantasy wide receivers in 2017.

Which teams "won" the offseason when it comes to positioning themselves for compensatory picks in next year's draft? See Lance Zierlein's projections.

The Steelers improved an already-elite offense by adding Juju Smith-Schuster and welcoming back Martavis Bryant. Is any team more loaded than Pittsburgh? Gregg Rosenthal eyes AFC North starters.

With the first couple waves of free agency in the books, what are the biggest areas of need for each NFL team? Have a look at the first-round draft order, along with the holes teams still need to fill.

The Minnesota Vikings continue to deal with injuries by adding veteran talent from free agency. Former No. 1 pick Jake Long is the latest as the Vikings signed him to a one-year deal Tuesday.

Adam Gase revealed offensive lineman Laremy Tunsil injured his ankle slipping in the shower on Sunday. Take a look at other injury notes we're tracking Monday.

Sam Bradford will likely be without his top receiving target Sunday against the Houston Texans. The Minnesota Vikings listed Stefon Diggs as doubtful with a groin injury. Diggs didn't practice all week.

Bengals tight end Tyler Eifert was ruled out for Sunday. He was due to return this week from an ankle injury but suffered a back injury. Read up on the rest of Friday's injury news.

With the first couple waves of free agency in the books, what are the biggest areas of need for each NFL team? Have a look at the first-round draft order, along with the holes teams still need to fill.

Is Andre Johnson contributing to Marcus Mariota's lackluster start in Tennessee? Has Dirk Koetter hindered the Bucs in his new role? Gregg Rosenthal eyes additions that need to pick up the pace.

The Patriots had an injury-plagued offensive line in 2015 and are experiencing those same troubles in 2016. Shaun O'Hara picks New England's group as one of his top units to watch in Week 1.

Can Big Ben's Steelers go 13-3 despite suspensions to key players? Will Trevor Siemian's Broncos fall to 8-8? Elliot Harrison eyes sunny and cloudy outcomes for each AFC team.

Eddie Lacy is back in shape -- and ready to reassert his dominance. Meanwhile, Teddy Bridgewater could be poised to make the leap. Kevin Patra examines key players and subplots in the NFC North.

Will Eli Manning throw more touchdown passes than anyone else? Can Sean Lee pace his peers in tackles? Gil Brandt predicts who will lead nine key statistical categories in the 2016 season.

Minnesota Vikings offensive tackle Phil Loadholt has decided to call it a career. The 30-year-old former second-round draft pick is retiring from the NFL after six seasons with the Vikings.

Could this Minnesota team be even better than the 2009 squad that got one win from the Super Bowl? Conor Orr eyes the stories to watch in Vikings camp -- like enticing rookie Laquon Treadwell.

Coming off a strong rookie campaign, will Tyler Lockett help Russell Wilson make the Seahawks' offense one of the most prolific in the NFL? Conor Orr lays out Seattle's key training camp storylines.

Conor Orr is breaking down all 32 teams across the league, and previews what to expect come training camp in July. Will the Cincinnati Bengals rebound from key offseason losses?

With training camp around the corner Around The NFL previews the NFC North. Can the Detroit Lions survive without Megatron?

In a salary cap league with every rule designed to promote parity, there are no perfect depth charts. Here's a quick look at one area that each NFC team has to worry about heading into the season.

The Texans made a flurry of roster improvements, including landing a new QB (Brock Osweiler). But in his ranking of the six best offseasons, Gil Brandt puts one team far ahead of Houston.

The Minnesota Vikings leaped from upstart to playoffs in 2015. This year, veteran running back Adrian Peterson believes the Vikes can leap from good to great. Super Bowl great.