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With free agency right around the corner, NFL Nation assesses whether each team's top internal free agent will stay or go.

Once a year, all of football descends upon Indianapolis for the combine, which tells you far less about the prospective players than it will about the league they aspire to join.

Allow me to look into the not-too-distant future for the Miami Dolphins. The next seven weeks will determine what the 2019 team will look like and tell us what chances …

An 18-second bookmaking error allowed two New Jersey gelato makers to win $56,000 instead of $12.50. Here is the story of how they used the money to make a dream come true.

The Dolphins released DE Andre Branch and OG Ted Larsen in moves that will save the team $9.15 million in salary-cap space for 2019, the team announced.

Dolphins premier defensive end Cameron Wake, a member of the Miami Dolphins' 50th Season All-Time Team and second in sacks in team history, has likely played his last game for …

The Buccaneers have exercised the option in the final year of right tackle Demar Dotson's contract.

Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie was reinstated from the retirement list and the defensive back wants to play again this season, NFL Network reported on Thursday.

Jay Gruden and the Redskins can exhale after adding veteran depth, but the trade doesn't mean they won't be on the prowl for a QB to develop.

Tight end Nick Boyle has agreed to a three-year contract extension with the Baltimore Ravens worth $18m, according to multiple reports.

The upcoming NFL Combine, the drama in Pittsburgh, and a preview of free agency feature on this week's Inside The Huddle podcast.

Mike Zimmer says every free agent he's had has always improved in his second season, and he believes his QB will be no different.

Here comes free agency. We have everything you need to know about the top players on the open market and the teams that will be signing them.

The Broncos, in need of salary-cap space before free agency opens March 13, released safety Darian Stewart with two years left on his current deal.

The Broncos, in need of salary-cap space before free agency opens March 13, have informed safety Darian Stewart that he'll be released with two years left on his current deal.