John Urschel

Ravens offensive lineman John Urschel, perhaps known better for his pursuit of a Ph.D. at MIT than for his three seasons in the NFL, is officially hanging up the helmet.

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.

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.

Ozzie Newsome is in the midst of a monumental offseason rebuild, with the draft sitting as the most vital instrument left. But ahead of the draft, the Ravens GM said he expects to add a veteran free agent.

The Eagles won't get tight end Zach Ertz or cornerback Leodis McKelvin back in time for their game against the Pittsburgh Steelers this week, but they expect them back after the bye week.

Cheat sheet is back! Here is your guide around the league and everything you need to know for when Week 2 of the NFL regular season kicks off.

The Pittsburgh Steelers young receiving corps needs to step up in 2016 with Martavis Bryant serving a year-long suspension. Gregg Rosenthal has the rest of the projected rosters for the NFC North.

John Urschel is going back to school. The Baltimore Ravens' center begins his studies to earn his Ph.D in Applied Mathematics at MIT.

The Ravens boasted the NFL's premier guard duo in four-time Pro Bowler Marshal Yanda and Kelechi Osemele last season. Will Baltimore be forced to choose between the two in contract talks?

Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers are surely still smarting from their collapse -- but they shouldn't be down too long. Gil Brandt reveals the five playoff losers with the biggest windows for success.

East-West Shrine Game festivities are underway in Florida, with practices taking place in front of NFL scouts in advance of Saturday's game, which will be televised on NFL Network.

With so many college stars graduating to the NFL, it's time to start examining the players who will be replacing this year's crop of rookies, including who will take over for Ryan Shazier.