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The Buffalo Bills signed veteran tight end Lee Smith to a three-year contract, the team announced Monday. Smith played three seasons in Buffalo before logging four years with the Oakland Raiders.

Redskins running back Adrian Peterson is missing practice to nurse a shoulder injury that he re-aggravated in a Thanksgiving loss to the Cowboys. Here are other injuries we're monitoring Thursday.

Seattle Seahawks safety Earl Thomas is doubtful for Thursday's game against the Arizona Cardinals, coach Pete Carroll said. Who else is dealing with injuries heading into Week 10?

A season-ending triceps injury hasn't jeopardized Eric Winston career in Cincinnati. The veteran offensive tackle, who also serves as the NFLPA president, has re-signed with the Bengals.

Seattle Seahawks running back Eddie Lacy suffered a groin strain and did not return against the Washington Redskins. Here are the other injuries we're monitoring Sunday in Week 9.

Tony Romo is no longer playing football -- but, as Gregg Rosenthal explains in his Week 8 Debrief, no one's star has shone brighter in the 2017 NFL season.

The Seattle Seahawks were very active on cutdown day. The team waived quarterback Trevone Boykin and upstart receiver Kasen Williams. Who else was released on Saturday?

Is this the year when Martavis Bryant, Antonio Brown and the Steelers absolutely terrorize the NFL? Marc Sessler examines key players and subplots across the AFC North.

How high will Tom Brady's Patriots fly? How low could they go? Elliot Harrison has floor/ceiling scenarios for each AFC team.

How'll Martavis Bryant look after a one-year ban? Can Myles Garrett live up to the hype? What does Jeremy Maclin bring to Baltimore? Marc Sessler previews training camp across the AFC North.

Can Deshaun Watson solve Bill O'Brien's eternal QB problem? What, precisely, is the questionable area on Bill Belichick's Patriots roster? Gregg Rosenthal eyes weak spots for each AFC team.

In 2015, the Cincinnati Bengals boasted a multifaceted offense that had Andy Dalton as an MVP candidate, before the quarterback busted his hand. A.J. Green thinks this offense can reach that level.

Can Christian Hackenberg seize the Jets' QB job? How will Marshawn Lynch change Oakland's approach? Is Deshaun Watson QB1 in Houston? Elliot Harrison hits AFC questions.

The Steelers improved an already-elite offense by adding Juju Smith-Schuster and welcoming back Martavis Bryant. Is any team more loaded than Pittsburgh? Gregg Rosenthal eyes AFC North starters.

We're tantalizingly close to the draft, and it's almost time for teams in need of fresh faces on the offensive line to add some fresh talent. Nick Shook looks at a few teams in need before the draft.

The new league year has spawned great change, but this doesn't serve everyone well. Gregg Rosenthal spotlights guys who might suffer, including Malcolm Butler, Andy Dalton and Sterling Shepard.

Who will catch passes in Chicago with Alshon Jeffery gone? How will the Texans' secondary recover after losing A.J. Bouye? Gil Brandt looks at the holes left behind by marquee free agents.

The Cincinnati Bengals lost two key offensive linemen on the first few days of free agency. Though fans may not be happy, quarterback Andy Dalton isn't panicking.

Adam Schein identifies nine impending free agents who -- despite being 30-somethings -- still have something left in the tank, including Brandon Marshall, Calais Campbell and DeSean Jackson.

Bengals offensive tackle Andrew Whitworth has spent his entire 12-year NFL career with Cincinnati, but he's poised to test the free-agent market this offseason.

Can A.J. Bouye further Tennessee's rise? Will Eddie Lacy be the Pats' new LeGarrette Blount? How would Calais Campbell look in silver and black? Gregg Rosenthal has a fun move for each AFC team.

Chris Wesseling lists the players who most deserve to make their first Pro Bowl -- from dynamic rookies (Ezekiel Elliott and Dak Prescott) to second-year stars and standout veterans.

Rookie Derrick Henry is finishing runs and turning heads. Meanwhile, Mark Sanchez is running into the same old bugaboo: turnovers. Gregg Rosenthal details the best and worst from each AFC team.

Baltimore Ravens linebacker Elvis Dumervil is off the physically unable to perform list and back at practice. The pass rusher underwent offseason foot surgery.

Brett Hundley, a 2015 fifth-round pick out of UCLA, has been groomed as Aaron Rodgers' backup in Green Bay. But he suffered an ankle injury during Thursday's contest vs. the Raiders.