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Questions were raised when the Jacksonville Jaguars plucked running back Travis Etienne off the board in the first round of the NFL Draft, some of which were partly answered upon the revelation Urban Meyer had been keen ...

When Aaron Rodgers is away, Jordan Love will play. 

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott says that he is fully recovered from the devastating right ankle injury he suffered nearly eight months ago.

In what was likely one of the shortest discussions since the late Pat Bowlen launched the idea of the Denver Broncos' Ring of Fame over three decades ago, Peyton Manning was selected Wednesday as the 35th member.

Julio Jones said Thursday that his main concern is helping the Titans win, not how many targets per game he will get in the team's offense.

Quarterback Jake Dolegala has signed with the Packers after his tryout during the three-day minicamp concluded Thursday.

Cornerback Johnathan Joseph announced his retirement Thursday after 15 NFL seasons with the Bengals, Texans, Titans and Cardinals.

Downloadable and printable info for the 2021 season, including PPR, non-PPR and dynasty/keeper leagues.

Be it as a child in Liberia, a UDFA/practice squad player in the NFL, or signing his latest Ravens contract, Gus the Bus just keeps plowing ahead.

Vikings QB Kirk Cousins upped his film study this offseason, going back and watching his whole career, as well as reviewing other offenses. "It's helpful now to see what has worked in the past, what I want to make as a s...

New York Giants running back Saquon Barkley says he is "doing well" in his rehab from a torn ACL but would not update his status for the start of the regular season.

Saying the team "accomplished what we wanted to get accomplished" during voluntary OTAs, Texans coach David Culley said the team's mandatory minicamp for June 15-17 has been canceled.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott says he is ready to move on from the devastating ankle injury that forced him to miss 11 games last season: "I've buried it mentally."