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Washington Redskins coach Mike Shanahan says Robert Griffin III will start once doctors say the rookie's sprained right knee has healed "100 percent." Gregg Rosenthal rounds up Week 15's injuries.

The Browns, Jets and Packers each received four more draft picks as a total of 32 compensatory choices in the 2011 NFL Draft were awarded to 15 different teams.

The Rams have to find a way to rebound from an awful 2011 campaign. Steve Wyche writes that new coach Jeff Fisher can play a big role in doing just that.

He's sat down for tea with Commissioner Goodell and pleaded his case time and again, but Detrout's Ndamukong Suh just can't shake the "dirty" label, winning a player poll that called him the meanest of the bunch.

Ranking teams is tricky business, especially before games are even played. MIchael Lombardi takes a stab at his 1 to 32 pecking order by using his popular blue-chip/red-chip player ratings as a guide.

Who are the best players, by position, in the NFL? NFL.com's Michael Lombardi brings back his annual blue-chip/red-chip rankings, where he breaks down the elite and the near-elite at every position, starting with the offense.

Matt Ryan, determined to put last season's embarrassing playoff loss to the Packers behind him, has been operating relentlessly in camp.

The emergence of Sam Bradford, help for Steven Jackson, a good offensive line and some nice additions to the receiving corps could make the Rams the team to beat in the NFC West.

Teams have been spending money, trying to close in on the defending Super Bowl champions, but in the first power rankings of the new season, the Packers are looking down on the competition.

Steve Wyche examines the NFL's early movers, shakers and slow players in the first few days of free agency and trades.

The division had three teams with 10 or more wins last season, so besting the competition could come down to making the right personnel decisions.

Free agency can be imprecise and suspect, which explains why the Falcons were aggressive in trading up in April's draft.