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Arian Foster's Miami career will start on the sidelines, as the new Dolphins running back has been placed on the PUP list as camp opens.

No more drooling over Oakland's potential -- it's time for the Raiders to break through and hit double-digit wins. Conor Orr previews a crucial training camp for Khalil Mack, Bruce Irvin and Co.

Now that the rosters have been (mostly) set, Marcas Grant is resetting each team's depth chart. He starts in the AFC West, where the Broncos have been replaced as the division's best fantasy option.

Ezekiel Elliott figures to see plenty of touches out of the Cowboys' backfield, but there are several other newly minted NFL running backs poised to make an impact in 2016, Gregg Rosenthal writes.

Raiders GM Reggie McKenzie talked all offseason about finding a runner to pair with Latavius Murray. In fifth-round rookie DeAndre Washington, McKenzie believes he's found a "complete back."

The 2016 NFL Draft has come and gone, but not every team addressed their needs. The 49ers, Giants and Jets all made our list of teams with roster holes to fill on offense before September.

When you have tons of picks, you have to land more than a Rob Gronkowski or Matt Forte -- just look at the 2010 Patriots and 2008 Bears. Gil Brandt ranks eight of the biggest classes since 2006.

The Raiders could use more depth at running back, but head coach Jack Del Rio insists Oakland isn't desperate for help, saying: "It's not like it's a glaring need." Do Raiders fans agree?

With a week left before the free-agent market opens, there are several teams with plenty of salary-cap space. Conor Orr breaks down which teams have the most room to maneuver.

Ty Montgomery and Stefon Diggs are two rookie wide receivers who deserve more attention off of the fantasy waiver wire. Alex Gelhar profiles them in his 24 deep waiver wire targets for Week 6 here.

Raiders running back Latavius Murray had a rough outing against the Bears in Week 4. Despite costly mistakes, head coach Jack Del Rio says he remains "confident" that the second-year player can bounce back.

Afraid you won't be able to secure the top waiver wire options for Week 5? Don't worry, Alex Gelhar has you covered with 23 deeper waiver options to bolster your roster, including Christine Michael.

Devonta Freeman has now scored three touchdowns in back-to-back weeks for the Falcons. We break down all of the fantasy action and implications from every Week 4 game right here.

The Chicago Bears got their first win of 2015 -- and it was largely due to Jay Cutler's return to the lineup. The Raiders missed an opportunity to be 3-1 by missing several opportunities late in the game.

The Raiders have been in a playoff drought dating back to their Super Bowl appearance in 2003. With young core guys like Derek Carr and Khalil Mack, do Oakland fans have something to be excited about?

In the latest edition of the Fantasy Mailbag, Marcas Grant offers tips for building a strong keeper league team as well as some last minute drafting tips.

Running back Trent Richardson has been informed of his release by the Oakland Raiders, according to Ian Rapoport. Will another team take a chance on the former first-round draft pick?

The Raiders scored 15 points on Sunday behind five Sebastian Janikowski field goals. Quarterback Derek Carr was hoping that the offense would have scored more points, though.

The season is approaching, meaning it's time for Adam Rank (and the rest of our experts) to highlight their sleepers. Find out why Rank believes Teddy Bridgewater will outscore Peyton Manning here.

From a season-ending injury to Jordy Nelson to a performance from Brandin Cooks that could be a preview of what's to come, we have a ton of fantasy takeaways from preseason Week 2.

Trent Richardson is ready to go. The Raiders announced Thursday that the veteran running back has returned to practice with the team. He started training camp on the non-football injury list.

Oakland Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie views second-year running back Latavius Murray as a player who can "do it all" as the team's No. 1 back.

NFL Media's Ian Rapoport says that Trent Richardson isn't a sure thing to make the Raiders' Week 1 roster. Can the former third overall pick beat out the competition?

The Oakland Raiders hit the field for training camp Friday, but Trent Richardson was on the sidelines. The running back started camp on the active/non-football injury list.

Is Vernon Davis at risk of being cut by the 49ers before the season? Read who else makes Gregg Rosenthal's list of potentially surprising training camp cuts.