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The Dolphins have released offensive linemen Billy Turner and Dallas Thomas in the wake of the pair's struggles versus the Titans. Is coach Adam Gase sending a message?

The Bengals and Dolphins are set to kick off on Thursday night in Cincinnati. What are we looking forward to in this matchup? NFL.com's Marc Sessler takes a look.

As the season progress, injured and suspended players like Kenneth Dixon and Josh Gordon are getting set to return. They're among Alex Gelhar's top Week 4 deep waiver-wire targets.

The Dolphins plan to treat rookie running back Kenyan Drake as the starter this week, though they will mix in other runners against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, according to multiple sources.

Catch up on all of the fantasy-relevant news and notes as you prepare your fantasy lineup for Week 1 matchups. James Koh breaks down the top stories of the week that was.

With Week 1 fast approaching, Gregg Rosenthal gets you up to speed on the AFC's top 20 position battles -- with one veteran QB (Mark Sanchez) on the outs and another (RGIII) sitting pretty.

Arian Foster's first preseason catch wound up going for 16 yards thanks to a nasty stiff-arm. Keanu Neal was the recipient of the veteran's move, and more than his psyche was hurt after the play.

Dolphins fans are days away from getting their first look at Arian Foster. Coach Adam Gase told reporters that the former Texans star is expected to make his preseason debut on Friday against the Cowboys.

The Miami Dolphins have one of the most inexperienced backfields in the entire league. New Dolphins head coach Adam Gase has made it clear that the starting running back gig is Jay Ajayi's to lose.

Dolphins tapped Kenyan Drake out of Alabama with the No. 73 overall pick. Drake is a shifty, explosive back with speed and the ability to make defenders miss on the second level.

It's often hard to differentiate fact from well-planted fiction in the days ahead of the draft. Here are five draft storylines making the rounds that no one should be buying this week.

Miami Dolphins general manager Chris Grier said Friday he is "comfortable" with his stable of running backs, led by Jay Ajayi. The Dolphins still remain a prime candidate to draft a tailback next week.

Will the Titans take Laremy Tunsil first? Can the Browns pass on Carson Wentz at No. 2? Will Jalen Ramsey be the first defender off the board at 3? Elliot Harrison poses AFC draft questions.

The clock has run out on Isaiah Pead in St. Louis. The running back -- selected with the 50th overall pick in the 2012 NFL Draft -- was waived by the Rams on Tuesday.

What once looked like one of the most intriguing backfields in the NFL, the Rams will likely be without its top two rushers facing the Seattle Seahawks. Todd Gurley is out and Tre Mason is questionable, leaving Benny Cunningham to carry the load.

Rams running back Tre Mason left Saturday's game against the Colts after suffering a mild hamstring sprain. If Mason and Gurley both miss Week 1 action, is the Rams' backfield in trouble?

Minnesota Vikings fans will have to wait until the regular season to see Adrian Peterson. The running back is not expected to play during the preseason.

After reports of a lackluster training camp, Colts wide receiver Hakeem Nicks looked like his old, electric self. Who were the other big winners and losers from the second week of the preseason?

The Baltimore Ravens saw a few players leave the game with injuries during Saturday's preseason game against the Dallas Cowboys. Ray Rice had an X-ray on his shoulder, which came up negative.

St. Louis Rams tailback Isaiah Pead may have suffered an ACL injury that could end his season after a non-contact injury he suffered on a kickoff return in Saturday's 21-7 preseason loss to Green Bay.

The Washington Redskins brought in Jay Gruden to steer a team that ran aground in 2013. Albert Breer reports from training camp, where Gruden thinks his team is set to contend again in the NFC East.

With training camp around the corner, Around The League breaks down the top competitions, highlighted by a starting quarterback battle in Minnesota between a veteran and a first-round pick.

Zac Stacy was a standout rookie for the St. Louis Rams last season. So why is offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer saying that the running back isn't guaranteed a starting job?

So you have high hopes for your first-round fantasy running back, eh? Michael Fabiano breaks down the NFL's backfields to help you insure your big fantasy investment.

Daryl Richardson is the odd man out in the Rams' backfield. After drafting Tre Mason and reportedly shopping Isaiah Pead, St. Louis cut Richardson -- once a candidate to start -- on Thursday.