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Chicago Bears center Cody Whitehair has tested positive for COVID-19 and the team will work virtually on Thursday, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reports.

Judy Battista, Jeffri Chadiha, Michael Silver and Jim Trotter re-run the 2016 NFL Draft -- and Carson Wentz and Ezekiel Elliott are among the many players to come off the board at new spots.

With the 2020 NFL Draft right around the corner, Charley Casserly digs into the men who'll be making the selections. What does each general manager's track record look like? Here are the best picks, value picks and tendencies for everyone.

49ers CB Richard Sherman will likely miss a few weeks due a hamstring injury, coach Kyle Shanahan confirmed Monday. Niners center Weston Richburg will miss the rest of the 2019 season.

Adam Rank acknowledges this Chicago Bears season has seemed less enchanted so far than last year's campaign -- but he still sees Matt Nagy's crew reaching the playoffs in 2019.

The Chicago Bears signed guard Cody Whitehair to a five-year, the team announced Sunday. Per NFL Network's Mike Garafolo, the extension is worth $52.5 million.

Dolphins running back Kenyan Drake is sitting out joint practice with the Buccaneers after suffering an injury Tuesday. Drake has been splitting carries with second-year back Kalen Ballage.

The Bears are back! A year after the team reclaimed the NFC North, Adam Rank summarizes how the Bears got here and writes why Mitchell Trubisky and Co. have what it takes to take the next step in 2019.

With three seasons in the books for the class of 2016, Lance Zierlein takes another crack at that year's NFL draft. Do Jared Goff and Carson Wentz still go 1-2? Which team drafts Dak Prescott?

NFL.com's Herbie Teope gets insight on how to defeat the Patriots and Rams from players who pulled off the feat during the 2018 regular season.

A whole bunch of players considerably impacted the 2018 NFL season, but some guys just haven't received the credit they deserve. Nick Shook puts the spotlight on one unsung hero from each NFC team.

Saints Alvin Kamara, Andrus Peat and Larry Warford were added to the Pro Bowl on Tuesday, as were Bears offensive linemen Charles Leno, Jr. and Cody Whitehair.

Second-year quarterbacks Mitch Trubisky of the Bears and Deshaun Watson of the Texans were added to the Pro Bowl. Here is a list of other Pro Bowl replacements announced Monday.

Chris Wesseling builds an offensive All-Pro team using the eye test. Nick Shook leans on the numbers. See why one likes Drew Brees at QB and the other prefers Patrick Mahomes.

The Indianapolis Colts finished the regular season on a high note after winning on the road to nab a wild-card bid. Was it enough to lock up the top spot in Shaun O'Hara's Offensive Line of the Week rankings?

The Vikings need a win to punch their playoff ticket; thus, they need a big game from Dalvin Cook. Meanwhile, the Colts will rely on Darius Leonard to guide Indy to January football. Marc Sessler spotlights the players and coaches who matter most heading into Week 17.

Derrick Henry's career day wouldn't have occurred without excellent play from the Tennessee Titans' offensive line. Shaun O'Hara took notice, but did the unit earn top billing in this week's O-line rankings?

The Chicago Bears are one of the NFL's biggest surprises through 10 weeks, and a lot of that has to do with the offensive line giving Mitchell Trubisky plenty of time to work his magic.

Here's what we've learned from Sunday's Week 8 games, which kicked off with Carson Wentz leading the Philadelphia Eagles to victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars in London.

Have the Green Bay Packers provided Aaron Rodgers with the supporting cast to jump back into the Super Bowl mix? Gregg Rosenthal examines the rosters of each team in the NFC North.

The Browns, Jets, Broncos, Dolphins and Bills land their QBs of the future in Charles Davis' mock draft 3.0, which includes a surprising slide for Alabama safety Minkah Fitzpatrick.

The Browns take Saquon Barkley No. 1 overall and still land Sam Darnold with their second pick. Those are just a couple of the surprises in Charles Davis' mock draft 2.0.

Veteran offensive guard Josh Sitton will get another chance to test the free-agent market next month. The Chicago Bears are declining to pick up Sitton's $8 million contract option for 2018.