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After almost going undefeated last season, will the Carolina Panthers dominate the NFC South again? Conor Orr takes a look at where each team's roster stands heading into the draft.

Mike Mayock says the Cleveland Browns' draft plans shouldn't be altered by the signing of former Redskins QB Robert Griffin III.

The Giants went on a spending spree Wednesday, but will Jerry Reese's moves transform New York into a winner? Gregg Rosenthal recaps what went down on the first day of free agency.

In a thin quarterback market could the Eagles have their eye on Chase Daniel. Ian Rapoport reports that new coach Doug Pederson views the quarterback as more than just a backup.

Week 16 brings the fantasy football championships into focus, with a fantasy glory on the line. We break down every key matchup in the final Week 16 game between the Bengals and Broncos here.

New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees has been diagnosed with a torn plantar fascia, according to NFL Media's Albert Breer. Will he be available to play Sunday against the Jaguars?

In your fantasy championship? Congratulations! Now the real work begins. Alex Gelhar breaks down the fantasy matchups for every NFL team, highlighting the best and worst ones to exploit.

Aaron Rodgers' dramatic Hail Play assured that teammate Richard Rodgers would join his father in epic football lore. Was this effort the most clutch performance of Week 13?

NFL Media's Albert Breer reports the Jets have released quarterback Matt Flynn and linebacker Jason Babin. NFL Media's Conor Orr reports the team also has cut quarterback Josh Johnson.

Sam Bradford has performed strikingly well in his new offense. Peyton Manning ... well, that's a different story. Judy Battista gives some NFL fans reason to hope -- and others reason to mope.

As the preseason nears a close in the next few weeks, the number of teams trying to shore up their depth at the quarterback position is sure to increase. The Jets jumped into the fray by signing Josh Johnson.

The Patriots have released quarterback Matt Flynn and signed Ryan Lindley, the team announced. Flynn had not practiced yet due to a tweaked hamstring.

It was a strange scene at Patriots minicamp this week, with Tom Brady ceding snaps to Jimmy Garoppolo. But Judy Battista says New England is rallying around the uncertain circumstances.

Jameis Winston and Marcus Mariota: Two Heisman Trophy winners taking the reins of two-win teams. Why is minicamp crucial for both rookie QBs? Judy Battista digs into that topic and many more.

This offseason has provided us with plenty of storylines, including the Sam Bradford for Nick Foles trade. Around The NFL's Gregg Rosenthal explores the biggest offseason surprises.

Ndamukong Suh and Jimmy Graham have new addresses. But what have been the biggest head-scratching moves thus far? The Around The NFL team explores.

Scott Tolzien is returning to Green Bay. The Packers have reportedly agreed on a deal with the quarterback to be Aaron Rodgers' backup.

The crop of free-agent quarterbacks is scarce this offseason. Around The NFL's Gregg Rosenthal ranks the top available signal-callers and lists the best team fits for Jake Locker and Brian Hoyer.

Is your team one quarterback away from contention? Good for you! Here's the bad news, however: If they're using free agency to find that guy, you may be disappointed by the options.

With Josh Gordon, Justin Gilbert and Johnny Manziel looming as total question marks, the Browns are in the news for all the wrong reasons. Here's our take on how to fix this long-suffering team.

After a difficult loss in the NFC title game, Green Bay will need to make some big decisions in 2015, including whether to retain Bryan Bulaga. Conor Orr examines the Packers' future.

The Seahawks are loaded with stars such as Marshawn Lynch and Richard Sherman. Pete Carroll and the Seattle front office, however, have excelled at finding gems. Read how the 'Hawks stay on top.

Yes, Bill Belichick and Pete Carroll appear starkly different on the surface, but Brian Billick says the two head men gearing up for Super Bowl XLIX share a number of striking similarities.

Scouts at the 2015 Senior Bowl were not able to have extensive interaction with Marcus Mariota or Jameis Winston, adding to apprehensions about the draft's top two quarterbacks.