The football gods struck the Houston Texans and both Los Angeles clubs with injuries to Will Fuller, Dominique Easley and Forrest Lamp. Here's what else we learned from Wednesday's training camp action.

Marc Sessler scoured all 32 rosters searching for one home-grown veteran to represent each franchise. Larry Fitzgerald, Earl Thomas and Antonio Gates got their due. Who else makes the cut?

DeAndre Hopkins, Le'Veon Bell, Patrick Peterson, Derrick Johnson and Joe Thomas will compete against a group of Pro Football Hall of Famers on "Family Feud" this Sunday.

Only one school tops Tom Brady's Michigan Wolverines in Chase Goodbread's ranking of the schools that have produced the best NFL draft picks since 2000.

Julio Jones or Matt Ryan? Derek Carr or Khalil Mack? When it comes to the Falcons and Raiders, is the quarterback the best player on the roster? Conor Orr says yes -- but only for one of them.

OK, so Browns fans haven't had much to cheer for since Bill Belichick was in Cleveland. But Adam Rank can point to reasons for hope, including Myles Garrett and a collection of young talent.

Forget the question of whether or not Joe Flacco is elite -- if you choose to back Baltimore, Adam Rank says, you'll be following a team with a strong quarterback and a solid (if short) history.

Julio Jones was Alabama's lone represenative among the Top 100 NFL Players a year ago, but in 2017? The Crimson Tide rolls to a tie for the most former players on the list with five.

Justin Gilbert's road back to an NFL field continues to become more difficult. The former eighth-overall pick had his suspension increased to one year by Commissioner Roger Goodell on Tuesday.

Wyoming QB Josh Allen was set on entering this year's NFL draft, but a change of heart before the deadline kept him in college for the 2017 season.

Rob Gronkowski and Earl Thomas missed a combined 13 games in 2016 due to injuries. But that didn't stop NFL players from ranking them No. 23 and No. 30 in the "Top 100 Players of 2017."

We continue our school-by-school look at the best NFL draft picks since 2000 with Wisconsin. The Badgers' list has some serious star power with J.J. Watt and Russell Wilson in the top five.

Mike Evans, Amari Cooper and Jordy Nelson were huge assets for their respective quarterbacks in 2016. Which WR is ranked highest in the next installment (31-40) of Ike Taylor's top 100 list?

Myles Garrett is getting his first taste of watching from the sideline as a professional Wednesday, spending the day out of main action in Berea with an undisclosed injury. Who else is on the OTA mend?

Joe Thomas has seen a flood of first-round picks come and go in Cleveland. Many have washed away ingloriously, but the Pro Bowl LT for the Browns sees genuine hope in pass rusher Myles Garrett.

Sure, the Bears -- whose offseason was defined by the surprise pick of Mitchell Trubisky -- might have huge holes, but there are also legit strengths. Gregg Rosenthal eyes NFC North lineups.

Cleveland Browns first-round pick David Njoku has a lot to learn in the NFL, and he might want to give the team's roster a closer look since Joe Thomas is not one of his coaches.

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.

The Browns reloaded their offense this offseason, but are they ready to be a fantasy relevant unit? James Koh thinks so based on where he ranks Isaiah Crowell among his top 100 players for 2017.

Before the draft, one AFC GM said of the Browns' outlook: "Only they could screw this up." Not this time. Michael Silver has the inside scoop on how Cleveland's promising draft class came together.

Leicester City's miracle run has Dan Hanzus pondering an obvious question: What would be the NFL equivalent to this EPL madness? Plus, BREAKING NEWS on the Gronk Party Ship and much more.

Which players might be dealt in an effort to acquire more picks during Thursday's draft? While it's anyone's game, Around The NFL's Conor Orr names a few possible candidates you're likely to hear come up.

NFL Media draft expert Mike Mayock tied plenty of draft prospects to potential NFL destinations during a Friday media teleconference. A look at some of the possibilities includes Jalen Ramsey to San Diego, Ronnie Stanley to Cleveland, and much more.

Cleveland Browns CB Joe Haden doesn't believe the club should draft a quarterback with the No. 2 overall pick of the 2016 NFL Draft.