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.

The Miami Dolphins announced Friday they have signed veteran wide receiver Allen Hurns to a one-year deal. The Cowboys released Hurns on Wednesday after a brief stint.

Russell Wilson will be without one of his favorite receivers on Monday night. Seahawks receiver Doug Baldwin was listed among the inactives ahead of their prime-time clash with the Vikings.

Minnesota Vikings running back Dalvin Cook is officially active for Sunday's tilt versus the Detroit Lions. The Vikings, however, will be without receiver Stefon Diggs, who has battled a rib injury this week.

With their season potentially on the line at this point, the 1-4 Giants will be without one of their exciting young playmakers. Tight end Evan Engram (knee) has been ruled out Thursday.

Gregg Rosenthal highlights curious coaching decisions from Week 5, including one that raises some philosophical questions for the Cowboys, before taking a look at some sneaky good (and bad) developments for teams around the league.

More than a few squads needed a remake on the offensive line after 2017. After a week of preseason play, one team looks to be headed toward success while another is experiencing familiar struggles.

The Jacksonville Jaguars were briefly without their starting left tackle. Cam Robinson returned to the field after exiting the AFC Championship Game with a shoulder injury.

SEC programs dominate in Daniel Jeremiah's ranking of the NFL's top rookie classes of 2017 by school. See if your school made the list.