Jordan Todman

The Falcons will secure a spot in the playoffs with a win over the Panthers or a Seahawks loss. Kevin Patra has everything else you need to know as Week 17 kickoff approaches.

Melvin Gordon's career day against the Titans earned AFC Offensive Player of the Week honors. Matt Ryan finally beat Jameis Winston to get the NFC award. Read up on the rest of the winners.

Let's run! Latavius Murray paced Oakland to first place in the AFC West. Melvin Gordon ran for a career-high 196 yards and scored his 11th touchdown. Here's what else we've learned from Week 9.

The Indianapolis Colts held off a furious Aaron Rodgers comeback attempt late in the forth quarter, hanging onto a 31-26 upset victory over the Green Bay Packers in Week 9. Here's what we learned.

Stevan Ridley will get another chance to make an NFL roster in 2016. The Indianapolis Colts announced Sunday they signed the former Patriots and Jets running back.

Mike Mularkey's vision for the 2016 season was realized in the Titans' preseason opener. Dak Prescott assuaged some of the Cowboys' backup QB concerns. What else did we learn Saturday?

Preseason depth charts have been released, and Alex Gelhar has combed through all of them to provide you with the necessary fantasy football insight as you prepare for your drafts.

The 2016 season hasn't even begun and the Steelers are already potentially without Le'Veon Bell and Martavis Bryant for a combined 20 games. Can Pittsburgh survive? Marc Sessler examines.

Frank Gore understands the challenges he faces as a 33-year-old running back in the NFL. Still, he's eager to prove to his critics that he can play at an elite level.

Running back Josh Ferguson has already impressed Indianapolis Colts head coach Chuck Pagano and Jim Irsay. Find out what the two had to say about the rookie.

Now that the Colts have made Andrew Luck the highest-paid player in NFL history, what's next for a team hoping to get back to the playoffs in 2016? We look at four big questions facing Indianapolis.

The Jacksonville Jaguars made plenty of upgrades to their defense this offseason, but will it be enough to push them into the playoffs? Kevin Patra projects the rosters for the AFC South.

Anyone else tired of hearing about Sam Bradford and Colin Kaepernick? Beyond the hyper-obvious QB situations, who isn't getting the attention they deserve? Let's take a gander.

Last year, the AFC South was derided as the worst in the NFL. This year, some big offseason moves should catch the eye of fantasy managers. Marcas Grant's Fantasy Roster Reset heads south.

Colts fans weren't thrilled with how last season played out, and neither was Frank Gore, who just missed out on 1,000 yards on the ground. "I'm not over it," said the veteran running back.

The AFC South has surpassed the NFC West as the worst division in the league but the four teams still have to round out their rosters with a strong draft. Chris Wesseling writes.

While the Browns are clearly in rebuild-mode, it wouldn't surprise if any of the other three teams represented the AFC North in Super Bowl 51. Kevin Patra explains.

The Indianapolis Colts have agreed to terms with running back Jordan Todman, the team announced. Take a look at some other moves that took place on Friday.

Ready for Divisional Round playoff football? Around The NFL's Kevin Patra provides everything you need to know leading up to the games this weekend.

Can Big Ben and the Steelers spoil Peyton Manning's first start since Week 10? Gregg Rosenthal considers whether an injured Pittsburgh offense can pull off the upset.

DeAngelo Williams watched Fitzgerald Touissant and Jordan Todman combine for 183 scrimmage yards. The Steelers veteran called the "TNT" nicknamed duo an explosive weapon for Pittsburgh.

DeAngelo Williams' status is in doubt for Sunday's bout against the Denver Broncos. Ian Rapoport reported on Monday that Williams' availability is not looking good.

Aaron Rodgers is playing like his old self. Blair Walsh's miss will live on in Vikings lore. The Around the NFL crew breaks down a wild Wild Card Weekend.

Marvin Lewis dropped his playoff record to 0-7 in Saturday's loss to the Steelers, and the way his Cincinnati Bengals fell to Pittsburgh this time around left a different -- but still painful -- feeling.