Calvin Pryor is back on the market. The former first-round pick's odyssey through the NFL continued Saturday, as he was released by the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Kyle Van Noy will stick around New England for a while. The outside linebacker agreed to a two-year extension with the Patriots, NFL Network's Mike Garafolo reported.

Calvin Pryor is out of a job. The Cleveland Browns are releasing the safety after he was involved in a fight with a teammate before practice Thursday, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported.

The Houston Texans have acquired some much-needed secondary help after agreeing to terms with free-agent safety Marcus Gilchirst on a one-year deal.

Gregg Rosenthal studies the biggest camp battles across the AFC. (Yes, Trevor Siemian vs. Paxton Lynch tops the marquee.)

The New York Jets have locked up their safety of the future. First-round safety Jamal Adams has signed his rookie contract with the team.

Will Pro Bowl voters atone for the 2016 snub of Joey Bosa? Might Martavis Bryant's return to action include an all-star nod? Marc Sessler projects one first-time Pro Bowler for every AFC team.

Which newbie does Matt Ryan's season hinge on? Will Laquon Treadwell fulfill his potential? Marc Sessler unearths under-the-radar coaches and players with the power to shape the 2017 season.

The New York Jets traded former first-round pick Calvin Pryor to the Cleveland Browns in exchange for linebacker Demario Davis, the teams announced on Thursday.

New York Giants receiver Odell Beckham Jr. missed the opening of OTAs on Monday, per multiple reports. The receiver is reportedly expected to return Thursday. Plus, other notable players we're tracking.

Stephon Gilmore and Mike Gillislee left Buffalo this offseason for the AFC East juggernaut in New England. Just how loaded are the Pats? Gregg Rosenthal studies the division's projected lineups.

Less than one week after drafting two safeties in the first two rounds, Gang Green cut safety Marcus Gilchrist after two fruitful seasons with the team.

For the first time in the 17 years that he has been associated with the team, New York Jets owner Woody Johnson thinks it's time to go with a youth movement.

Who deserves another year with his original team? Which players will be seeking either new employment or a new extension after 2017? Follow along with our fifth-year contract option tracker.

The draft represents a joyous time of new beginnings -- for some. For others? Well ... Gregg Rosenthal identifies 17 veterans put on notice, including Jeremy Hill, Alex Smith and Calvin Pryor.

The Jets landed a stud safety in Jamal Adams with the No. 6 overall pick, but Conor Orr isn't too enthused about New York's draft haul as a whole. Check out the full AFC East report card.

After using their first two picks in the 2017 NFL Draft on safeties, the Jets have opted not to pick up the fifth-year option on former first-rounder Calvin Pryor, according to Ian Rapoport.

While San Francisco 49ers GM John Lynch just kept winning, Eli Manning saw his Giants opt not to address their offensive line woes. Gregg Rosenthal has winners and losers from Day 2 of the draft.

Not even half over, though, the 2017 NFL draft still has 146 players to be selected on Saturday. With that in mind, here are a handful of questions that will be answered in rounds four through seven:

Mike Mayock breaks down every selection from the first two days of the 2017 NFL Draft, from the predictable picks to the wild trades. Follow along below as we update live!

The Jets are trying to make some trades entering the second night of the draft. The team is trying to shop around Sheldon Richardson and Calvin Pryor.

The New York Jets have needs all over the field. On Thursday night, Gang Green chose to pad their defense by adding LSU safety Jamal Adams with the sixth-overall pick.

While it packs less gusto than other famous Jets guarantees over the years, Darron Lee made a promise that figures to at least give beleaguered Gang Green fans hope for 2017.

As if things couldn't get any bleaker for the Bears in 2016, the latest news shows it can and has indeed worsened. Danny Trevathan is done for the season after rupturing his patellar tendon.

Todd Bowles wanted to see some attitude from his team. The New York Jets coach gave his players and "angry" message at halftime while trailing the Cleveland Browns 20-7. The Jets came back to win.