The NFL preseason is over. The season is less than a week away from kicking off -- and that means it's time for teams to trim their rosters to 53 players before Saturday's roster deadline.

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.

Week 3 provides plenty of compelling matchups, including a battle of unbeaten squads when the Lions play the Falcons on Sunday. Kevin Patra breaks down this week's remaining slate of 15 games.

The Bills will be without a couple of their top players at Wednesday's practice. Marcell Dareus and Cordy Glenn both won't practice with ankle injuries. Take a look at other injuries we're tracking.

The New Orleans Saints made Ohio State cover man Marshon Lattimore the No. 11 pick in 2017 NFL Draft. The move immediately upgrades a secondary that features cornerbacks Sterling Moore and Delvin Breaux.

A move to safety seems like the logical next step for Darrelle Revis. The New York Jets new defensive backs coach, Dennard Wilson, thinks Revis would have no problem making the switch.

Breshad Perriman and Ted Ginn could hit big plays in Week 6 with favorable upcoming matchups. Matt Harmon has them and other low-owned plays on his Week 6 fantasy spot starts radar.

After almost going undefeated last season, will the Carolina Panthers dominate the NFC South again? Conor Orr takes a look at where each team's roster stands heading into the draft.

The Houston Texans will probably be without Jadeveon Clowney when they take on the Jacksonville Jaguars. Bill O'Brien said on Thursday that the pass rusher will likely not play.

The New York Giants (5-4) maintained their tight lead in the NFC East with Sunday's 32-18 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-5). Here's what you need to know.

Packers coach Mike McCarthy called Davante Adams the "MVP" of the offseason, but can he make the leap? Marc Sessler takes a look at Green Bay's exciting second-year wideout.

Will the New Orleans Saints sit on top of the NFC South next season? Or will the reloaded Atlanta Falcons take the reigns? Around The NFL's Conor Orr examines the division.

Former Cowboy Sterling Moore signed with Tampa Bay, the team announced Thursday. The cornerback drew valuable playing time filling in for Morris Claiborne last season.

The Cowboys have Orlando Scandrick and Sterling Moore, but they still could use some help in their defensive secondary. Who else needs to address roster deficiencies in March and beyond?

Dez Bryant and DeMarco Murray are getting most of the headlines this offseason, but the Dallas Cowboys have other key players set to hit free agency. Will the team be able to navigate the salary cap?

Aaron Rodgers continued to be the Toast of Titletown on Sunday, as the Packers quarterback battled through a partially torn left calf and relied on his eagle-eyed touch to hold off a game Cowboys squad.

After a middling start to Wild Card Weekend, the Cowboys won a thriller to advance to face the Packers next weekend. That's just one of the tantalizing matchups that Gregg Rosenthal previews.

Marc Sessler breaks down the Detroit at Dallas NFC Wild Card matchup. Dez Bryant and the Cowboys lit it up in December, but can the Lions and Calvin Johnson keep pace?

DeMarco Murray's Cowboys look to rebound at home against Calais Campbell's NFC West-leading Cardinals in one of Week 9's biggest matchups. Get some tips from our latest Cheat Sheet.

After an up-and-down third season, Dallas cornerback Morris Claiborne will miss the rest of the season with a torn patellar tendon. Who is likely to step up in an injury-ravaged Cowboys defense?

Morris Claiborne has been picked on and picked apart in his first three seasons. Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones admitted the cornerback hasn't lived up to the draft hype.

Billy Cundiff and Lee Evans are forever linked in Baltimore Ravens lore for what they were unable to do in last year's AFC Championship Game. Let's check in to see where they're at now.

With Bill Belichick and Tom Brady each potentially entering the twilights of their respective careers, there's a palpable sense that the Patriots are all in on 2012, Albert Breer writes.