Jarret Johnson

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.

The San Diego Chargers on Tuesday exercised their fifth-year option for 2016 on outside linebacker Melvin Ingram, per Ian Rapoport. What does it mean for the Bolts?

Sure, the Seattle Seahawks lost Super Bowl XLIX -- but is Jimmy Graham's new team winning the offseason? Elliot Harrison assesses the impact of a torrid free agency period on the NFL hierarchy.

With free agency beginning Tuesday at 4 p.m. ET, Elliot Harrison provides three areas that could be addressed by each NFL team. Yes, Justin Forsett will have suitors.

San Diego Chargers linebacker Jarret Johnson announced his retirement after 12 NFL seasons. Johnson, 33, is best known for his long run with the Baltimore Ravens, where he started 95 games.

Lightning-quick St. Louis Rams defensive end Robert Quinn tops Around The League's preseason list of the NFL's best edge rushers. Where do the rest of the premier pass rushers rank?

Ian Rapoport reported Monday that Chargers outside linebacker Dwight Freeney suffered a torn quadriceps in San Diego's win over the Cowboys. It's a major loss for a team low on pass rushers.

Von Miller led the Denver Broncos' defensive turnaround last season. Even with a six-game suspension, he gets the edge in our outside linebacker rankings.

Players have had mixed opinions on knee and thigh pads becoming mandatory for the 2013 season. However, the NFL doesn't plan on letting players have a choice in wearing them.

Elliot Harrison updates his Power Rankings after the draft, with NFC West rivals claiming the top two spots. Who's No. 1: Colin Kaepernick's San Francisco 49ers or Russell Wilson's Seattle Seahawks?

Fresh off one of the greatest postseason runs ever, Joe Flacco is set to cash in. Albert Breer says this is Job No. 1 for Ravens brass in an offseason that promises seismic change in Baltimore.

San Diego Chargers fans might be surprised to hear their team's playoff hopes are not quite dead following a dramatic overtime loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.

Robert Griffin III's Washington Redskins are sliding; Andrew Luck's Indianapolis Colts are surging. Elliot Harrison takes a midseason glance at the NFL hierarchy in his Week 10 Power Rankings.

A lopsided loss to the Green Bay Packers last week spoiled the Houston Texans' hot streak. Was their 5-0 start overrated? Arian Foster and Co. can quiet the naysayers against the Baltimore Ravens.

While humiliating the Carolina Panthers, the New York Giants showcased one of their biggest strengths: depth. Michael Lombardi lauds Andre Brown and Co. Plus, 10 thoughts around the league.

There are numerous players with something to prove in 2012. Some are familiar names (like Blaine Gabbert), some are completely overlooked. Gil Brandt provides two for each AFC team.

The San Diego Chargers added a boatload of free agents this offseason, and many of them are primed to make an impact, Gil Brandt writes. Ronnie Brown, in particular, can play a big role in 2012.

The New York Jets are a chaotic mess at quarterback -- at least, that's what many pundits want you to think. Adam Schein busts this myth and four others that are gaining traction this preseason.

Philadelphia was one of the most disappointing teams in the NFL last season, but Gil Brandt predicts big things for Michael Vick and Co. in 2012, placing the Eagles at No. 3 in his Power Rankings.

New Ravens defensive coordinator adjusts to change