The Indianapolis Colts are adding some depth to their secondary, signing former Steelers DB Sean Davis, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported.

Washington was early to rise on cut-down day with some somewhat surprising news, as it released safety Sean Davis and placed linebacker Reuben Foster on IR.

San Francisco 49ers left tackle Joe Staley was ruled out after suffering a broken fibula. Here are notable injuries we're monitoring around the league on this Week 2 Sunday.

The Denver Broncos offensive line took a hit on Monday night when RT Ja'Wuan James left the game with a knee injury, but it won't be season-ending, according to Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero.

Our first Sunday with a full slate of NFL football in 2019 is finally here. Check out the full tally of the official injury report and gameday designations for all 13 Sunday games.

Bucs WR Mike Evans missed practice Friday due to an illness, but Bruce Arians is hopeful it won't impact his status for Sunday's game vs. the Niners. Plus other injuries we're tracking.

With the 2019 NFL Draft just days away, here's a look at the top five needs for all 32 teams.

The Rams might not have Todd Gurley for a second week in a row and the Steelers' playoff aspirations rest heavily upon beating the Bengals, but will they have James Conner at their disposal?

With an improbable second-half comeback to beat the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Los Angeles Chargers avoid the same old headlines from year's past, writes Jim Trotter.

Joe Flacco wasn't necessarily impressed by what he saw from the Pittsburgh Steelers when he played them in September. The Steelers are hoping to surpass his expectations this week.

Jets RB Isaiah Crowell's touchdown celebration against his former team did not sit well with the league. NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported that Crowell was fined $13,369 for unsportsmanlike conduct.

From Patrick Mahomes to Ryan Fitzpatrick, QBs are lighting up scoreboards so far in 2018. What other early trends, short-lived Week 1 storylines and surprising developments did Week 2 reveal?

After the second week of NFL preseason action, Gregg Rosenthal provides winners and losers for each AFC team.

Who'll emerge from the Jets' annual QB derby? Which Broncos back will earn the bulk of the carries? What is the Steelers' plan at safety? Who is poised to get the most targets from Tom Brady? Gregg Rosenthal spotlights the top 20 position battles in the AFC.

Kevin Patra breaks down one storyline to track for each of the 28 teams running mandatory minicamps this week, including the Baltimore Ravens' backup quarterback battle.

While some top picks live up to -- or even exceed -- expectations right away, others need time to get acclimated before they begin to deliver. Lance Zierlein foresees slow starts for these seven rookies.

After surrendering a first-quarter lead, the Pittsburgh Steelers fought all the way back against the division-rival Baltimore Ravens, 39-38, on the backs of Ben Roethlisberger and Antonio Brown.

Sunday of Week 14 has come and gone with a few games coming down to the wire. Several teams are making their push for the playoffs. Here are some of our big takeaways from the games today:

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.

Veteran safety Mike Mitchell joined the Steelers in 2014, during the team's decline on defense. Mitchell, however, believes the 2017 squad has what it takes to be among the top defenses in the league.

Ike Taylor lists five young cornerbacks (still in their rookie contracts) who are set to ball out this season. Our resident CB says 2017 is the year of Vernon Hargreaves, Artie Burns and ...

Is this the year Pittsburgh finally gets its defensive groove back? Gregg Rosenthal says a young core headlined by Stephon Tuitt and Ryan Shazier will allow Mike Tomlin to truly make his mark.

The 2017 fantasy football season is almost here. Prepare for your upcoming draft with our rankings, profiles, and projections for all fantasy defenses, starting with the Kansas City Chiefs.

For every late-spring story that matters (Teddy Bridgewater's passes), there's one you can safely disregard (Odell Beckham's attendance). Gregg Rosenthal separates the OTA wheat from the chaff.

Ben Roethlisberger's working with a stacked Steelers offense, while Matt Ryan's Falcons boast top-level players across the roster -- but neither is No. 1 on Gil Brandt's list of the 10 most talented teams.