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.

Evan Mathis' one-year stay with the Cardinals may have to be cut short. Arizona placed the veteran guard on injured reserve after he suffered an ankle injury in Thursday night's win over the 49ers.

The Eagles won't get tight end Zach Ertz or cornerback Leodis McKelvin back in time for their game against the Pittsburgh Steelers this week, but they expect them back after the bye week.

Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski was limited at practice after missing Week 1 with a hamstring injury, as was tackle Nate Solder. Check in on other Wednesday injury news.

Houston Texans linebacker Brian Cushing suffered a torn MCL and will miss six weeks, Ian Rapoport reported. Check in on the rest of Week 1's Sunday injury news.

The NFL season kicks off tonight with a rematch of Super Bowl 50. Conor Orr breaks down what to watch tonight as Cam Newton and the Panthers visit Von Miller's Broncos.

Catch up on all of the fantasy-relevant news and notes as we enter primetime for fantasy drafts with the preseason in the rearview mirror. James Koh breaks down the top stories of the week that was.

One day after Arian Foster was activated off the PUP list, fellow Dolphins tailback Jay Ajayi is on the sideline for practice. NFL Media's Jeff Darlington reports the running back is out Monday.

Michael Floyd has flashed great promise at times. Is this the year he puts it all together? Conor Orr has the big storylines for Cardinals training camp, with the 26-year-old wideout taking center stage.

We've reached the end of our epic 100-player countdown and some of our worst fears were confirmed. Of the seven offensive linemen who made the list, none cracked the top 20.

Roster Reset lands in the NFC West where the Cardinals and Seahawks continue to be fantasy goldmines. But Marcas Grant thinks things might start looking up in Los Angeles ... just not right away.

Ranked by Around the NFL as the second-best division in football, the NFC West still houses two Super Bowl-ready teams in the Seahawks and Cardinals. Can the Rams or 49ers spoil the party?

The Super Bowl champion Denver Broncos are the team to beat in the AFC West, but the Kansas City Chiefs and Oakland Raiders will challenge them for the division crown, Chris Wesseling writes.

Madness is in the air! Thus explaining Adam Schein's readiness -- in March -- to pick each division's favorite and top challenger. Denver's biggest threat in the AFC West? Derek Carr's rising Raiders.

Carson Palmer was responsible for six turnovers in the Cardinals' season-ending playoff loss. Can the veteran QB overcome that performance to lead a stacked Arizona team on a deep January run?

Russell Okung signs a one-year, $5 million deal with the Broncos that includes a four-year, $48 million team option. But the deal includes zero guaranteed money, Ian Rapoport reports.

The Arizona Cardinals upgraded their defense in a major way with the acquisition of Chandler Jones. Meanwhile the San Francisco 49ers are still in limbo with their plans. Here are the NFC West grades.

The Denver Broncos lost a lot on both sides of the ball in free agency, while other teams in the division made upgrades. We assign grades to each team in the AFC West.

The Cleveland Browns have signed former New York Jets inside linebacker Demario Davis to a two-year deal worth $8 million. Who else found new homes on Wednesday?

The Arizona Cardinals agreed to a one-year contract with guard Evan Mathis. The moves comes a day after the team shipped disappointing first-round guard Jonathan Cooper out of town.

Matt Moore's visit with the Miami Dolphins resulted in him agreeing to a new contract with the team and offensive guard Evan Mathis was offered a deal during his meeting with the Cardinals.

Free agency is just around the corner, and there should be plenty of talent available on the market. Here's our rankings of the top 99 players ready to hit free agency.

With free agency nearly upon us, Chris Wesseling reveals three areas that must be addressed by each AFC team. See your team's most glaring position needs heading into free agency and the draft.

Which impending free agents offer plenty of production value for a potentially modest price tag? Around The NFL takes a closer look at the players who are in the free-agency bargain bin.