Which pick in the 2020 NFL Draft does your team hold, and what are the top needs for all 32 clubs? Have a look at where things stand for every squad coming out of Week 8.

Los Angeles Rams WR Brandin Cooks has been ruled out after suffering a concussion against the Bengals. Plus other injuries we're monitoring around the league on this Week 8 Sunday.

Which pick in the 2020 NFL Draft does your team hold, and what are the top needs for all 32 clubs? Have a look at where things stand for every squad coming out of Week 4.

The Denver Broncos offensive line took a hit on Monday night when RT Ja'Wuan James left the game with a knee injury, but it won't be season-ending, according to Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero.

Seattle Seahawks left tackle Duane Brown sees the offensive line as one of the best units in the league. The Seahawks return four starters, including Brown, and added Mike Iupati in the offseason.

Pete Carroll is staying in the Emerald City for the long haul. The Seattle Seahawks signed the head coach to a multi-year extension through 2021 on Monday afternoon.

Everyone but the Seahawks expected this to be a transition year for Pete Carroll's young team. But after a second straight comeback win, this time vs. Carolina, Seattle finds itself in position for a playoff push. Judy Battista reports from Charlotte.

Three Los Angeles Rams defensive linemen incurred financial penalties for misconduct during their win over the Seattle Seahawks last weekend.

T.Y. Hilton sat out Wednesday's practice with a quad injury, but the Indianapolis Colts receiver intimated on NFL Network's "Good Morning Football" that the rest was merely precautionary.

New York Giants center Jon Halapio suffered fractures to his lower leg and ankle in Sunday night's game against the Cowboys and is scheduled to undergo surgery, the team announced.

The Seattle Seahawks' 2018 reformation project includes big changes on defense. On offense, it's having a consistent group of blockers in front of Russell Wilson that is new.

With new offensive coaches in the mix, Seahawks center Justin Britt thinks Seattle may have "the best offense" they've had in a long time. But is it enough to get them back to their Beast-Mode days?

Can Eli Manning and the Giants rebound? How will the Saints handle Mark Ingram's suspension? Will the retooled Rams have chemistry? Herbie Teope examines burning questions for each NFC team.

Pete Carroll built the Seahawks into the division's juggernaut several years back, but the tide has turned. Could the Rams be as good on the field as they look on paper? Gregg Rosenthal examines projected starters across the NFC West.

As we enter Week 16 and near the beginning of a new year, it's time to take a look back on what we've learned about offensive lines in 2017. First up, those who need the most work.

Just when the Cardinals thought they had Seahawks QB Russell Wilson in their grasp, he spun out of danger and made a play perhaps only he can for an improbable completion to Doug Baldwin.

We saw what's termed these days as an #InstantClassic on Sunday in Seattle. The NFL community reacted with great surprise to the stunning finish. We collected some of the best reactions.

Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson has yet to face a defense with a secondary like the Legion of Boom. Can the rookie handle the pressure? Kevin Patra has everything you need to know for Week 8.

Seahawks assistant head coach and offensive line Tom Cable acknowledged his group's poor performance against the Packers last week, but is planning to start the same lineup against the Niners on Sunday.

The Seattle Seahawks played their first game Friday night without starting left tackle George Fant, who was lost for the season last week to a torn ACL. The early returns? So far, so good.

Chris Long been active in the community and vocal about social issues for years. But he says he never got the type of attention he has since he showed support for Eagles teammate Malcolm Jenkins.

Browns tight end Seth DeValve, who joined several of his teammates in taking a knee during the national anthem, is believed to be the first white NFL player to kneel.

A group of nearly a dozen Browns players knelt in a huddle together or placed their arm on a player kneeling during the national anthem Monday night.

Oakland Raiders running back Marshawn Lynch again sat during the national anthem. Rookie teammate Shalom Luani took a knee and Derek Carr showed support to Khalil Mack.