The Seahawks have always enjoyed physical practice sessions under Pete Carroll, but Thursday's action went too far for Seattle's coach. The coach sent Frank Clark to the showers early after a fight.

The Baltimore Ravens have had a rough start to training camp with injuries biting several of their best players. Marshal Yanda, however, doesn't think the sky is falling in Baltimore.

Bill O'Brien hasn't had a sterling stable of signal-callers in Houston, but he sees something different in rookie Deshaun Watson. "Deshaun is ahead of any rookie quarterback I've ever been around."

The Washington Redskins announced Tuesday that Jordan Reed's toe injury might be a little more serious than initially believed. The big athlete is set to see a specialist, Jay Gruden announced.

Former Pro Bowl tight end Gary Barnidge was cut by the Cleveland Browns in April. He's staying in shape, waiting for an NFL team to give him a call. Could that team be the Baltimore Ravens?

For the first time since rookie minicamp, running back Christian McCaffrey participated in Panthers practice on Thursday and was reportedly thrown right into the fire.

Breshad Perriman missed his entire rookie campaign and amassed just 499 yards in 2016. Though termed a 'bust' by some already, Perriman says 2017 will be a 'huge year' for the receiver.

The Steelers improved an already-elite offense by adding Juju Smith-Schuster and welcoming back Martavis Bryant. Is any team more loaded than Pittsburgh? Gregg Rosenthal eyes AFC North starters.

How will Marcus Mariota fare at frigid Arrowhead? Can Alex Smith and the Chiefs pull ahead in the AFC West? Here's what you need to know heading into Week 15.

Luke will not be able to use the force for the Panthers this Sunday. Carolina linebacker Luke Kuechly has been ruled out against the Raiders since he's still in concussion protocol.

Saints running back Mark Ingram, who practiced Wednesday, said that while he remains in the concussion protocol, he has no symptoms and plans to play Sunday.

Our staff breaks down every fantasy matchup in every Week 7 game to help you with all your start/sit questions and lineup decisions. Check out the full report here.

Rob Gronkowski and Martellus Bennett were the focal points of the Patriots passing offense with Tom Brady back in action. Matt Harmon recaps every team's targets from Week 5.

Trevor Siemian likely did enough to fend off Mark Sanchez and Paxton Lynch in the Broncos' win over the Rams on Saturday night. What else did we learn from the day's preseason games?

With Week 1 fast approaching, Gregg Rosenthal gets you up to speed on the AFC's top 20 position battles -- with one veteran QB (Mark Sanchez) on the outs and another (RGIII) sitting pretty.

Rookie Derrick Henry is finishing runs and turning heads. Meanwhile, Mark Sanchez is running into the same old bugaboo: turnovers. Gregg Rosenthal details the best and worst from each AFC team.

Baltimore saw 20 players go on IR in 2015, but now the team is seeing those players return to the field, there is optimism that the Ravens are primed to return to greatness. Just listen to Terrell Suggs.

How does one become elite? How does one stay elite? What does it mean to be elite? Are there tiers to elite? These are questions society continues to connect to Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco.

Preseason depth charts have been released, and Alex Gelhar has combed through all of them to provide you with the necessary fantasy football insight as you prepare for your drafts.

With the fantasy season approaching, Michael Fabiano profiles each NFL receiving corps and provides projections for the top wideouts on each team

As the reigning champs, the Denver Broncos face a pretty important question: Is Mark Sanchez, Trevor Siemian or Paxton Lynch the answer at quarterback? Gregg Rosenthal ranks AFC camp battles.

The football word was blessed when Steve Smith decided that last year's injury-shortened campaign would not be his last. But the Ravens wideout isn't quite ready for full practices yet.

Ravens pass-catcher Crockett Gillmore is calling the fight, saying that Baltimore's deep cast of tight ends is "the best group in the NFL." Is he right?