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Atlanta Falcons safety Keanu Neal left in the third quarter after suffering a knee injury in Thursday's season opener against the Philadelphia Eagles.

The last week of August means it's the final chance for players to prove their 53-man roster worthiness. Here's what to watch for during Thursday's 16-game slate of preseason finales.

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.

Buffalo Bills' Logan Thomas is taking reps at tight end and is still adjusting to the transition from signal caller to pass catcher.

Russell Wilson duels Tom Brady as the Seahawks and Patriots play a 2015 Super Bowl rematch this weekend on Sunday night. Find out everything else you need to know in this week's Cheat Sheet.

Jordan Cameron's season is likely over. The Dolphins tight end was placed on injured reserve Saturday. He has not played since suffering a concussion in Week 3, his fourth in four years.

Matthew Stafford and Sam Bradford are top-10 quarterbacks ... Aaron Rodgers and Cam Newton are not. Wait, what?? Gregg Rosenthal updates his quarterback rankings. Who's No. 1? Who's No. 32?

Jay Ajayi has exceeded 200 yards rushing in each of his last two games. It comes after he barely broke 100 yards combined in his first four. Nick Shook looks at what's suddenly working in Miami.

Fantasy Roster Reset takes a look at the AFC East to see which new faces could make an impact for your fantasy squad in 2015. There's a new running back in Buffalo that's sure to fit that ... Bill.

One Browns official tells NFL Media's Judy Battista the suspension of Josh Gordan is not a "next man up" situation. How can the team overcome the loss of its offensive star?

Braxton Miller made the right decision in announcing he will return to Ohio State in 2015 after missing this season with injury. He could benefit if he makes another bold decision, writes Bucky Brooks.

Cleveland Browns coach Mike Pettine might have to wait another week to choose a starting QB. Judy Battista wonders if the competition is bringing out the worst in Johnny Manziel and Brian Hoyer.

Brian Hoyer's feel-good story lasted less than two drives Thursday night. The Cleveland Browns starting quarterback sprained his knee against the Buffalo Bills. He's believed to have a torn ACL, Albert Breer reports.