Braylon Edwards

A handful of notable player cuts took place over the weekend, and the Buffalo Bills might be forced to deploy emergency plans for their Week 1 QB starter. John Juhasz reviews.

Braylon Edwards' NFL career might be over after his Monday release from the New York Jets. This final try at a reunion didn't last long for the veteran wide receiver.

Mohamed Massaquoi signed with the New York Jets on Thursday, the latest move by a team desperate for wide receivers due to issues with Braylon Edwards and Santonio Holmes.

The New York Jets are starving for playmakers at wide receiver. Luckily, veteran Braylon Edwards believes he still can be among the NFL's best receivers. Will he be proven right?

The New York Jets' QB race gets plenty of pub these days, but what about the major question at receiver: When will Santonio Holmes return? Ian Rapoport has the latest buzz from Cortland, N.Y.

Santonio Holmes reportedly has told friends that he expects to miss at least the first four games of the New York Jets' season. That's ill news for a team painfully thin at wide receiver.

Why is John Juhasz so confident Brandon Weeden will outperform his low ADP?

Braylon Edwards has unique insight into how Mark Sanchez can hold on as the New York Jets' starting quarterback. "Mark can't make mistakes like he has in the past," Edwards says.

Arian Foster might be on the PUP list, but Marcas Grant writes that it's not necessarily a reason for fantasy owners to freak out. More in the Training Camp Notebook.

Santonio Holmes is more important to the New York Jets' offense than any other player. That's why Friday's quotes from the wide receiver were so discouraging to the team's 2013 prospects.

Veteran wide receiver Braylon Edwards joined the New York Jets for the third time -- and said he now sees an organization that's driving in the right direction.

Mike Wallace was the big-name wide receiver prize this offseason. Marc Sessler ranks all the free-agent talent at wideout and lets you know which teams are looking for an impact receiver.

The Jets can finally put 2012 behind them, but serious work remains. In the latest installment of its "Offseason Forecast" series, Around The League looks at what's next for Gang Green.

Few fantasy positions have been as unpredictable as wide receiver. Michael Fabiano looks at some past trends to try and make sense of what could happen in 2013.

We all have things to say about Rob Chudzinski's hire as the Cleveland Browns' new head coach. Quarterback Brandon Weeden will like what we have to say. We want you to read it.

The Cleveland Browns found their coach -- and it's Rob Chudzinski. Can the former Carolina Panthers offensive coordinator turn around the Browns, whom he grew up rooting for in Ohio?

The Bears re-signed running back Kahlil Bell on Tuesday in a move that provides depth after Chicago announced Michael Bush had been placed on season-ending injured reserve.

Will New York Jets wide receiver Braylon Edwards and injured backup quarterback Tim Tebow be ready to play Monday night against the Tennessee Titans? Coach Rex Ryan thinks so.

Around The League's Dan Hanzus looks back on a week that included a reunion of Braylon Edwards and the "idiot" Jets, Eric Dickerson's refreshing honesty and Big Ben's righteous claim.

RG3 said he might be limited. Megan Fox said she won't do "sexy" scenes anymore. These are just two things our Adam Rank doesn't care about. You'll have to read more.

A reunion that felt entirely improbable just a week ago has now become the latest chapter in a wacky season for the New York Jets. Welcome back, Braylon Edwards.

Green Bay Packers tight end Jermichael Finley insinuated the Chicago Bears are better off without Brian Urlacher. Bears linebacker Lance Briggs questions Finley's mental fortitude.

Braylon Edwards called the New York Jets a bunch of idiots last week. Now he's a member of the team. So who was Edwards talking about, exactly?

It was just a week ago that Braylon Edwards bashed the New York Jets' front office. Now he's back with the team. Could the wide receiver be more than just a three-game rental for the Jets?