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The Saints added some depth to their offensive line. Former Ravens swing lineman James Hurst has agreed to terms on a one-year deal with New Orleans. He will miss the first four games of 2020 because of a suspension.

After a frenzied first wave of free agency, NFL rosters look stunningly different than they did just one year ago. Here is a team-by-team listing of the notable departures during a wild 2020 free agency period.

Offensive tackle Andre Smith has officially re-upped for Year 13, signing a one-year extension with the Baltimore Ravens. He initially signed with the team on Jan. 8.

The Baltimore Ravens are parting ways with 2016 fourth-round pick Alex Lewis. The Ravens left guard announced on social media that he's been waived by the team.

Lamar Jackson showcased big-play ability as a rookie, but there are still those who believe he'll never be a good enough passer to consistently win in the NFL. Gregg Rosenthal explains why the Ravens QB will sway doubters in 2019.

"I feel like the first time we played them we played their game," Chargers coach Anthony Lynn told reporters. "Today I think we played our game." The Chargers defense dictated Sunday's win.

The Indianapolis Colts finished the regular season on a high note after winning on the road to nab a wild-card bid. Was it enough to lock up the top spot in Shaun O'Hara's Offensive Line of the Week rankings?

Derrick Henry put on another rushing clinic behind a phenomenal performance by the Titans' offensive line. Shaun O'Hara spotlights the unit -- and four others -- in his O-line rankings off Week 15.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Sammy Watkins (foot) will not play Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens. NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reports Watkins will likely be sidelined until the playoffs.

New York Giants coach Pat Shurmur announced that safety Landon Collins' shoulder injury will most likely require surgery. Here are other injuries we are monitoring Wednesday.

Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey (knee) did not practice on Wednesday ahead of their Week 13 matchup against the Indianapolis Colts. That, and more injury updates around the NFL.

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns despite sitting out of practice all week.

Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco did not practice Wednesday after missing last Sunday's game with a hip injury. Read what other injuries are worth monitoring from Wednesday.

Jimmy Graham fractured his thumb in Thursday's loss to the Seattle Seahawks, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reports. Plus, other injuries we're monitoring around the league.

Chargers RB Melvin Gordon (hamstring) is questionable, Lions DE Ezekiel Ansah is out and Giants tackle Nate Solder (neck) is good to go. Here's what else you need to know about the Week 7 injuries.

More than 2,800 players are going to fight for their football lives in the next month, with some competitions more dire than others. Nick Shook previews a handful of key position battles up front.

The Ravens traded away Jeremy Zuttah to San Francisco back in May. When the 49ers cut him last week, the Ravens made a move to get him back. Ian Rapoport reported he signed a two-year deal.

Austin Howard's time in Oakland came to an end in late July. It didn't take him long to find his next opportunity. The offensive tackle has signed with the Baltimore Ravens.

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.

Who will catch passes in Chicago with Alshon Jeffery gone? How will the Texans' secondary recover after losing A.J. Bouye? Gil Brandt looks at the holes left behind by marquee free agents.

Aaron Donald and Robert Quinn headline a Rams defensive front that leads Chris Wesseling's Top 10 list this week. Find out where the Bills and Dolphins rank among the NFL's best front sevens.