It's time for the NFL's yearly "Dress Rehearsal", which means fantasy managers have one last good chance to see how depth charts will shake out and adjust accordingly. Marcas Grant has some things to keep an eye on.

Darrelle Revis' retirement prompts Dan Hanzus to remember the many highs (and occasional lows) of the career of the greatest New York Jet of all time.

LeBron James is facing an uphill battle in the NBA playoffs, as one player attempting to carry a team. So, heading toward the 2018 season, who are the one-man bands of the NFL? Adam Schein spotlights nine guys.

With the 2018 NFL Draft in the rearview mirror, Chad Reuter looks ahead to the next wave of talented prospects and reveals his list of the top 150 college football players to watch this fall.

Jordan Mailata, a 6-foot-8, 346-pound athletic specimen who is trying to make the transition from rugby to football, was selected 233rd overall by the Philadelphia Eagles on Saturday.

Australian rugby star Jordan Mailata is in Dallas this week to attend the NFL draft. Some might see it as a publicity stunt by the league to help promote its game internationally. Only problem is, it's not.

If this is the beginning of the end for the Patriots, it didn't look like it Saturday night in Foxborough. Judy Battista chronicles how New England tuned out all distractions while disposing the Titans.

Count New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady among those who are feeling some pity for Eli Manning after his benching by the New York Giants. "I think it's a pretty unfortunate situation."

The Week 7 games on Sunday had some big wins, including three shutouts. Here are some of our big takeaways.

Adrian Peterson enjoyed a smashing debut with the Cardinals, while Derek Carr's Raiders fell further below .500. In the wake of more madness in this zany season, Adam Schein spotlights nine teams on the rise/decline.

Ben Roethlisberger looks (and sounds) defeated -- is he? Are the Jags legit? Has Seattle restored its reign? Where does Carson Wentz rank among QB contemporaries? Adam Schein weighs in on Week 5.

Here's a team-by-team rundown of every player cut as NFL general managers trim their rosters to the mandatory 53-player limit by Saturday's 4 p.m. ET deadline.

Justin Tucker is the placekicker coaches dream about. But Tucker might have gotten too bold during the Ravens' preseason game Thursday night.

Former Michigan star Charles Woodson has agreed to be an honorary captain at UM's home game against rival Ohio State.

Arizona Cardinals wideout Larry Fitzgerald has considered retirement a lot lately. But the future Hall of Famer told media members Sunday he still has more left in the tank for 2017.

Odell Beckham just scored the biggest contract of his life -- and it has nothing to do with the New York Giants. The wide receiver re-upped with Nike for some serious cash, Ian Rapoport reported.

Rams punter Johnny Hekker saw the business opportunity to join Big Baller Brand and announced his "collaboration" with the soon-to-be sports brand powerhouse.

Deshaun Watson knows he's no Michael Jordan now, but he hopes to achieve Jordan-like status after logging 10-15 years in the NFL.

Alex Snyder, a prospect out of Tufts, has modeled his entire game after a certain quarterback. "It's eerily similar," his QB coach says. Conor Orr chronicles Tom Brady's Division III doppelgänger.

Tony Romo might have done his best to steal the University of North Carolina's thunder, but let's take a breather here to salute the Tar Heels and their fans, which apparently includes Odell Beckham.

Last week, Le'Veon Bell detonated LaVar Ball's boast that he could beat Michael Jordan 1-on-1. Now we have some photographic evidence of the brief period when Ball was trying to make it in the NFL.

LaVar Ball is the country's most prominent Sports Dad. Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell wasn't going to let Ball besmirch Michael Jordan after his latest comments.

First-round draft picks Jared Goff, Corey Coleman and Josh Doctson struggled to stay on the field in Year 1. Bucky Brooks and Conor Orr list the 10 most underwhelming rookie classes in 2016.

Vince Young hasn't given up on his dream of playing pro football. The former Texas star QB and first-round pick of the Titans has hired agent Leigh Steinberg to help him find a new home.