Fantasy guru Michael Fabiano makes those tough decisions easy with the ultimate breakdown of defenses to start or to sit based on their Week 9 matchups.

With the grind of NFL training camp just days away, several NFL players like Aaron Rodgers are squeezing in one last respite with some golf at Lake Tahoe, Ian Rapoport reports.

Darren Sproles and Reggie Bush are two of the NFL's most explosive multipurpose weapons, with both coming off highly productive seasons. Who's superior? Bucky Brooks breaks it down.

If you ever play a friendly game of touch football with A.J. Hawk, be careful. He's a 247-pound linebacker whose definition of "touch" sent a man into a golf-course water hazard.

Starting LB A.J. Hawk has some competition breathing down his neck, in the form of former sixth-round draft pick D.J. Smith. Do the Packers have a position battle on their hands?

It happens every year. Right before the draft begins, the rumor mill produces a bevy of rumors that could reshape Round 1. Chad Reuter provides last-minute buzz. Could Luke Kuechly go top five?

The Green Bay Packers expect A.J. Hawk to play Sunday against the Oakland Raiders in some form or fashion, though they're going to wait to make the final call until he arrives at the stadium and tests his calf injury.

Packers LB A.J. Hawk is an intense dude, which might explain why he sacked Rams QB Sam Bradford on Sunday, then flashed a one-finger salute to someone on his own sideline.

Gil Brandt has scouted players for more than 50 years, so when he calls Cam Newton the most impressive rookie quarterback he's seen, it's worth taking notice.