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The Saints got a major boost with their shutout win over the Dolphins on Sunday, but lost a key piece of their offense. Tackle Zach Strief has been placed on injured reserve, ending his season.

Marcus Mariota and Dalvin Cook went down in losses for the Titans and Vikings today. Here are the big injuries we are tracking on this Week 4 Sunday.

The New Orleans Saints shut out the Miami Dolphins at Wembley Stadium in London, and Drew Brees tossed two touchdowns in a 20-0 victory. Kevin Patra recaps what you need to know.

Los Angeles Chargers running back Melvin Gordon is expected to play against the Philadelphia Eagles today, according to NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport.

Week 4 provides plenty of compelling matchups, including a battle between a pair of winless teams when the Bengals play the Browns on Sunday. Kevin Patra breaks down this week's remaining slate of 15 games.

Week 1 is over, notw on to Week 2. Here are the injuries we're tracking around the league on Tuesday.

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.

Le'Veon Bell, Tom Brady and Julio Jones are key cogs in three of the most explosive offenses in the NFL today. Which attack reigns supreme? Chris Wesseling ranks the league's top 10 units.

Ben Roethlisberger and Jay Ajayi balled in Week 16, helping their respective teams clinch a playoff spot. But they didn't do it alone. Whose O-line outperformed the rest? Shaun O'Hara decides.

Sean Payton didn't shovel dirt on his former defensive coordinator Gregg Williams after the Saints put up 555 yards on the Los Angeles Rams Sunday. New Orleans players, however, knew what the win meant for their coach.

Tom Brady and Matt Ryan are making bids to become the MVP come season's end. Can their O-lines protect them against top defenses this week? Shaun O'Hara lists his top O-lines to watch in Week 10.

If last week's display against the Saints is any indication, Texans pass rusher Jadeveon Clowney is ready to wreak havoc on the NFL. Will he finally make good on his draft pedigree?

Jadeveon Clowney showcased the talent that made him the top pick of the 2014 NFL Draft with a dominant performance against the Saints. Here's what we learned from Saturday's preseason slate.

It's just one preseason game, but New Orleans Saints rookie Michael Thomas showed why he could play a major role in 2016. The receiver made several dazzling catches in his first NFL contest.

New Orleans Saints right tackle Zach Strief called Drew Brees a "quarterbacking robot" for how consistent the passer is on and off the field. Strief said no one deserves to get paid more.

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.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers put together a strong draft in 2015, and coach Dirk Koetter believes similar results might be hard to replicate. GM Jason Licht, however, is confident they can do better.

The busy part of the offseason is around the corner as teams start to make room for when free agency begins. Victor Cruz and Mike Wallace are among 29 players in the NFC that could be cut.

Jahri Evans was asked to take another paycut from the Saints this offseason. This time he turned them down, resulting in him being cut by the team.

J.J. Watt, a dominant force behind the Houston Texans' second-half resurgence this season, cements his place among the NFL's all-time greats with his third Defensive Player of the Year honor in four years.

Two backups -- AJ McCarron and Brock Osweiler -- will quarterback the Bengals and the Broncos in Monday's crucial AFC matchup. Here's everything you need to know before kickoff.

The 2016 Pro Bowl rosters have been unveiled, and there are plenty of familiar names on this year's roster. Chris Wesseling takes a close look at this season's defensive honorees.

J.J. Watt remains the NFL's dominant disruptive force. Can cornerbacks Josh Norman and Tyrann Mathieu challenge him for Defense Player of the Year honors. Chris Wesseling analyzes.