Ladarius Green

The Ladarius Green experiment is over in Pittsburgh. The team announced Thursday they released the tight end with a failed physical designation after he signed a four-year, $20 million contract last season.

Le'Veon Bell, Tom Brady and Julio Jones are key cogs in three of the most explosive offenses in the NFL today. Which attack reigns supreme? Chris Wesseling ranks the league's top 10 units.

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 2017 NFL schedule is here, which means fantasy football playoff matchups are set. Alex Gelhar looks at which players are set to rack up points, and who might run into trouble down the stretch.

Martavis Bryant is confident he will soon be reinstated from suspension, per Ian Rapoport. What would Bryant's return mean for the Steelers' Super Bowl hopes?

Can A.J. Bouye further Tennessee's rise? Will Eddie Lacy be the Pats' new LeGarrette Blount? How would Calais Campbell look in silver and black? Gregg Rosenthal has a fun move for each AFC team.

Steelers general manager Kevin Colbert told reporters Thursday that the team has already started negotiations with star receiver Antonio Brown, saying they want Brown to "retire as a Steeler."

As if things couldn't get any worse for the Packers, they lost their leading running back for the remainder of the game. Ty Montgomery did not return after suffering a ribs injury in the third.

Here are the official injury reports ahead of Sunday's Championship games. Which teams are dealing with the prospect of key players who might be forced to sit out this week?

Steelers tight end Ladarius Green and linebacker James Harrison didn't practice Thursday. Green has been out with a concussion and illness and Harrison is dealing with shoulder and tricep injuries.

The Patriots will have one of their unheralded but reliable wideouts back. Chris Hogan (thigh) is good to go in the conference title contest, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported.

The New England Patriots will be without wide receiver Malcolm Mitchell (knee) in Saturday's Divisional Round matchup against the Houston Texans.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger isn't expected to be affected by a foot injury suffered Sunday, Mike Tomlin announced. What other injuries are we tracking Tuesday?

Ladarius Green will not be making his Steelers postseason debut on Sunday. NFL Network's Aditi Kinkhabwala reported the tight end will be out vs. the Dolphins after not clearing concussion protocol.

Lions linebacker DeAndry Levy is questionable to play Saturday against the Seahawks with a knee injury. Levy missed 11 games this season.

Aaron Rodgers may get one of his top weapons back in time vs. the Giants. After being sidelined the last two games, Packers coach Mike McCarthy said Randall Cobb (ankle) practiced on Wednesday.

The Cowboys offensive line could be getting a big boost for the start of their playoff run. Jerry Jones said Tuesday La'el Collins could return from a toe injury. What other injuries are we tracking?

Sammy Watkins top the Week 17 daily fantasy plays despite a quarterback change in Buffalo. Matt Harmon runs through all of his top plays for the final regular season slate.

It's the final week of the fantasy football season and our staff is here to offer start, sit and flex advice for every relevant fantasy player in every Week 17 game.

Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green was adamant he would play against the Texans, but the team has decided to keep him on the sidelines.

Can Tom Savage propel the Texans into the playoffs? Will the return of A.J. Green be the difference maker for Andy Dalton? Here's what you need to know heading into Week 16.

Just in time for Christmas (and fantasy championships!), Cynthia Frelund offers up some must-read stats, rankings and projections for Week 16 of the fantasy season.

Julio Jones and A.J. Green are back! Just in time to send fantasy players in championships games into fits of indecision. James Koh offers advice and breaks down the rest of Week 16's top news here.

Christmas Day is on a Sunday this year and that means football. Marc Sessler and Conor Orr make sure you'll be completely ready for two games that will be chock-full of playoff implications.