Ben Roethlisberger and his three-headed monster at wide receiver tore apart an overmatched Colts secondary, leading the Steelers to a 45-10 victory at Heinz Field on Sunday night.

Chicago Bears receiver Alshon Jeffery will sit Sunday with a hamstring injury. Buccaneers wideout Mike Evans will play. What other injuries are we tracking ahead of Sunday's games?

John Elway knows a thing or two about ending an NFL career on top, and he wants that for Peyton Manning. Can the Broncos' future Hall of Famer make one last run?

NFL Media's Ian Rapoport went to San Francisco 49ers camp to see if Jim Tomsula and the new-look Niners have what it takes to continue their winning ways in the post-Jim Harbaugh era.

NFL Media's Matt Clarida went to San Diego Chargers camp with an eye on running back Melvin Gordon. Instead, it was another running back who impressed: Danny Woodhead.

How crucial is a dynamic receiver like Dez Bryant to a team's success? How about a shutdown corner like Richard Sherman? Or an explosive RB like Jamaal Charles? Bucky Brooks ranks each position.

Dave Dameshek forms a team of AFC North stars, with Pittsburgh Steelers at quarterback (Ben Roethlisberger), running back (Le'Veon Bell) and receiver (Antonio Brown). Who else makes the cut?

We count down the greatest NFL draft classes of the last quarter century -- in totality, not by team -- using elite talent, Pro Bowl/All-Pro selections and impact on the game to determine the order.

There's a new headliner in the San Diego Chargers backfield. Could he headline fantasy rosters as well? Fantasy Roster Reset takes a trip to the AFC West.

After decades of being known for their stout defense, could Antonio Brown and the Steelers be the NFL's most explosive offense? Fantasy Roster Reset hits the AFC North.

Thanksgiving again is an all-NFC affair. Chris Wesseling breaks down all three games, highlighted by Matt Forte and the new-look Bears traveling to Green Bay to face Aaron Rodgers and the Packers.

Considering the disappointing start to Johnny Manziel's NFL career, should the Browns target a QB in the 2015 draft? Bucky Brooks identifies the most pressing needs for each AFC North team.

Will Peyton Manning send the Denver Broncos to the playoffs? Is a trade on the horizon for San Diego Chargers QB Philip Rivers? Chris Wesseling breaks down the wild AFC West.

Can the Pittsburgh Steelers, Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals all return to the playoffs? With no clear favorite in the AFC North, the offseason presents a shot for one team to emerge.

Free agency is barely a day old, and we already have plenty of deals that raise eyebrows and look like bargains. Are the Darrelle Revis and Ndamukong Suh contracts smart buys?

The Chargers addressed their need for help on special teams, signing return specialist Jacoby Jones to a two-year, $5.5 million contract. How will Jones' deal affect free agent market at the position?

The crop of free-agent receivers is deep this offseason. Around The NFL's Marc Sessler ranks the top available pass-catchers and lists the best team fits for Jeremy Maclin and others.

Ian Rapoport reported that the free-agent defensive tackle Darnell Dockett enjoyed his visit with the 49ers, but also remains on the radar of the Seahawks, Rams and Cardinals. Where will he land?

Defensive lineman Darnell Dockett is visiting with NFC West rival San Francisco 49ers starting Monday. Track all the free agent visits around the NFL.

Less than a year after signing a four-year deal, Jacoby Jones will hit the open market once again at age 30. He made $4.5 million in 2014 but will not stick around for the $2.5 million he's owed in 2015.

Percy Harvin and Trent Richardson are among the big-name players in danger of being released this offseason. Might Darrelle Revis join them? Chris Wesseling explores the AFC veterans on the bubble.

Joe Flacco has a Super Bowl ring, but until Saturday, he had yet to lead Baltimore past Pittsburgh in the postseason. The quarterback's two touchdowns helped the Ravens beat the Steelers and advance.

The Associated Press released its 2014 All-Pro Teams on Friday, unveiling its first- and second-team rosters. See Around The NFL's Chris Wesseling's full analysis of who all made the cut.