Compensatory picks for the 2020 NFL Draft have been released. With that in mind, let's review some of the most impactful selections of this sort. Jeremy Bergman ranks the top 10 comp picks from the past 10 drafts.

One of John Lynch's first signings as general manager of the San Francisco 49ers is no longer in their plans. San Francisco is releasing veteran linebacker Malcolm Smith after just two seasons.

New Panthers edge rusher Bruce Irvin says the revamped defensive front in Carolina reminds him of the legendary corps he was a part of in Seattle.

A former Super Bowl MVP is remaining with the San Francisco 49ers. Linebacker Malcolm Smith restructured his contract and will remain with the Niners, NFL Network's Mike Garafolo reported.

Can Landon Collins help fill a hole in the Packers' defense? Should the Saints re-sign Teddy Bridgewater? Chris Wesseling breaks down free agency needs for each NFC team.

This year's compensatory picks are expected to be announced soon. Who are some of the best comp picks of the past? Jeremy Bergman ranks the most impactful compensatory picks of the decade.

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Alshon Jeffery said he is a few weeks away from returning to action after undergoing offseason rotator cuff surgery. Plus, other injuries we're tracking.

Week 1 of the preseason is underway with 12 matchups taking place Thursday night. Browns QB Baker Mayfield and Panthers WR D.J. Moore were among several rookies who made their debut.

Lane Kiffin's coaching career has been anything but routine. And amidst all the drama, the well-traveled 43-year-old has been around some serious talent. Gennaro Filice assembles a team of Kiffin's most accomplished subjects.

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.

Richard Sherman doesn't know if Earl Thomas will remain with the Seattle Seahawks beyond 2018, but he believes the safety "deserves the money he's asking for" from the 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.

Dalvin Cook finally has some competition in Mankato. The Vikings activated running back Latavius Murray off of the physically unable to perform (PUP) list on Monday.

Brock Osweiler gets a chance. Ryan Tannehill's future is murky. Gregg Rosenthal has camp winners and losers.

The San Francisco 49ers' vaunted front seven lost a key member on Saturday. Niners linebacker Malcolm Smith is out for the season with a torn pectoral.

Adrian Peterson hasn't seen a preseason snap since 2013, but the tailback wants some August run with the Saints. Kevin Patra breaks down everything you need to know from camps on Saturday.

The San Francisco 49ers voiced confidence since drafting Reuben Foster that the linebacker would be ready for training camp. The team was correct.

Mike Glennon vs. Mitchell Trubisky. Eddie Lacy vs. Thomas Rawls. Catch up on the NFC's top battles.

The San Francisco 49ers finally have one of their first-round picks under contract. Reuben Foster signed his rookie deal on Friday and went home with a $4.7 million signing bonus.

Elvis Dumervil has never won a Super Bowl and is one sack away from 100 career QB takedowns. The new 49ers pass rusher wasn't ready to leave professional football just yet.

Which teams "won" the offseason when it comes to positioning themselves for compensatory picks in next year's draft? See Lance Zierlein's projections.

For every late-spring story that matters (Teddy Bridgewater's passes), there's one you can safely disregard (Odell Beckham's attendance). Gregg Rosenthal separates the OTA wheat from the chaff.

Did your team just sign Josh McCown? Are you waiting on Blake Bortles? Is Mike Glennon your new franchise QB? We're sorry. Dan Hanzus is here to lead you through the five stages of rebuilding.

Does having Brian Hoyer and Matt Barkley as competitive options under center preclude San Francisco from hiring a retread at QB, namely former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick?