With the 2021 NFL Draft right around the corner, Gregg Rosenthal ranks the general managers by their drafting prowess. Who has the savviest scouting eye? Which guys needs to re-evaluate their process? Check out the full pecking order!

New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara (ankle/knee) did not participate at practice Wednesday. Plus other news we're monitoring around the league.

The NFL preseason has ended. The regular season is less than a week away from kicking off and that means it's time for teams to cut their rosters down to 53 players before Saturday's deadline.

UCLA QB Josh Rosen declared, after an impressive pro-day showing, that he's the most accurate passer in the 2018 NFL Draft. See more on that and five other things we learned from Thursday's workouts.

A pair of high-powered offenses will clash Sunday when the Los Angeles Rams play host to the New Orleans Saints. Kevin Patra previews that NFC showdown and the rest of the Week 12 slate.

The Miami Dolphins on Tuesday acquired linebacker Stephone Anthony from the New Orleans Saints in exchange for a 2018 undisclosed draft pick. Both teams confirmed the swap.

The Miami Dolphins announced Tuesday they have suspended linebacker Lawrence Timmons indefinitely.

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

How will the Falcons' high-octane offense look under new coordinator Steve Sarkisian? Has Sean Payton finally cured the Saints' defensive woes? Kevin Patra explores NFC South camp questions.

The Saints continue to add veterans to their defense, even as the regular season approaches. Former Browns linebacker Paul Kruger is the latest to join up, Ian Rapoport reported Wednesday.

Just how good can Cam Newton's Panthers be in 2016? How bad can it get for Dak Prescott's Cowboys? Elliot Harrison provides best- and worst-case scenarios for each team in the NFC.

Playing in his NFL debut, it's hard to imagine a worse start for Malcolm Mitchell. The Patriots' fourth-round pick out of Georgia suffered an elbow subluxation during Thursday's preseason win.

Conor Orr's latest camp preview dives into New Orleans, a team with an improved defense (see: first-round pick Sheldon Rankins), young weapons and a good chance to surprise with double-digit wins.

Over the next month, Around The NFL's Conor Orr will break down all 32 teams and give us something to look for in late July. Here are the previews for all four teams in the NFC South.

Aqib Talib missed out on a trip to The White House after suffering a gunshot wound this week, and Eugene Monroe continues to have a job in Baltimore -- for now. Gregg Rosenthal recaps the week.

The NFL community reacted on social media to the death of boxing legend and cultural icon Muhammad Ali. The former world heavyweight champion died Friday at the age of 74.

The first full week of OTAs just concluded, and it marks an important milestone in the year. Here's what we have learned so far after one week of OTAs around the league.

The NFC South boasts the conference's defending champ, who look headed for another divisional title. Kevin Patra examines which rosters can best challenge the Carolina Panthers.

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.

Cam Newton and the Panthers nearly saw their bid for perfection stripped away by Drew Brees and the Saints in Week 13, until the league MVP orchestrated yet another fourth-quarter comeback.

New Orleans has agreed to terms with former Rams linebacker James Laurinaitis on a new contract, NFL Media's Rand Getlin reports, via a source familiar with the deal.

Free agency and the draft are around the corner -- which means it's time for Gregg Rosenthal to assess NFC team needs. Check out three major holes each squad in the conference must contend with.

The New Orleans Saints are bringing in former Rams linebacker James Laurinaitis for a visit on Tuesday. Will Laurinaitis play for the Saints next season?