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It appears it took Vontae Davis six quarters to figure out he's not onboard with helping the Buffalo Bills. The veteran cornerback allegedly retired during halftime of Sunday's loss to the Chargers.

Week 3 of the NFL preseason concluded with two games on Sunday. Herbie Teope breaks down what we've learned from each of the contests.

In his 2019 free agency primer, Gregg Rosenthal looks at positional trends before picking some players who could use a big contract year and others who could sneakily make it to the open market.

The Bills might be looking shaky on offense, but coach Sean McDermott is great at getting the most from his players. Marc Sessler reveals five reasons for optimism in Buffalo.

Will No. 3 overall pick Sam Darnold be the Jets' starting quarterback in Week 1? Does this deep Patriots roster have weak spots? Gregg Rosenthal projects post-draft starting lineups for each AFC East team.

The Seahawks will be without safety Earl Thomas Thursday night during the team's tilt against the Arizona Cardinals. Plus other injuries we're tracking.

The Indianapolis Colts announced they have released CB Vontae Davis. Davis, who was inactive for the team's Week 9 game, will have season-ending surgery to repair a groin injury.

Colts cornerback Vontae Davis is having season-ending surgery to finally fix his groin issue, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported

Vontae Davis isn't happy about being benched by the Indianapolis Colts last week. "I feel like there was no respect" from coach Chuck Pagano, the veteran cornerback says.

The Week 9 games on Sunday had several blowouts and some close games. Here are some of our big takeaways.

Josh McCown, Eli Manning, Jared Goff and Jacoby Brissett will all be top-10 fantasy football quarterbacks this week. Well, at least according to our latest bold predictions, that is.

Carolina Panthers coach Ron Rivera said he expects Kelvin Benjamin to play Sunday against the Patriots, despite a knee injury. Plus, other injuries we're tracking on Thursday.

Week 3 provides plenty of compelling matchups, including a battle of unbeaten squads when the Lions play the Falcons on Sunday. Kevin Patra breaks down this week's remaining slate of 15 games.

Week 2 is one of reunions around the NFL, including Brandin Cooks' return to New Orleans to face his old team. Kevin Patra gives you everything you need to know before kickoff.

The Philadelphia Eagles placed rookie running back Donnel Pumphrey on injured reserve, this after he tore his hamstring in practice earlier this week. Plus, other injuries we're tracking Friday.

Cincinnati is getting a major deep threat back just in time for "Thursday Night Football." Rookie receiver John Ross, who had been nursing a knee injury, played against the Houston Texans.

Dallas Cowboys defensive back Orlando Scandrick broke his hand in Sunday's win over the Giants and Colts quarterback Andrew Luck won't play in Week 2. Here's a roundup of Monday's injury news.

Week 1 gives us a matchup between quarterbacks coming off broken legs, and two AFC North battles right out of the gate. Kevin Patra delivers everything you need to know ahead of Sunday.

Indianapolis Colts starting center Ryan Kelly has been ruled out for the regular-season opener after undergoing August foot surgery. Who else is hurting heading into Week 1?

The Indianapolis Colts are dealing with an injury to another major player. Coach Chuck Pagano told reporters on Tuesday that corner Vontae Davis is dealing with a "significant" groin injury.

Tyrod Taylor remains in concussion protocol after sustaining the injury the team's preseason game on Saturday. Plus, other injuries we're tracking on Tuesday.

A night that has been encouraging for the Jets' pass rush just got a little less exciting. Jets defensive end Leonard Williams has left the game with a wrist injury and did not return.

Gregg Rosenthal previews the 2018 free agency field. Will Kirk Cousins, Drew Brees or Le'Veon Bell spur a market frenzy?

The start of Colts training camp was chippy with players getting into scuffles. While some might shun excess physicality, head coach Chuck Pagano is eager to shed the team's "soft" label.