
Cleveland is turning to Watson now even though his contract makes it almost impossible for him to remain with the team beyond this year
Plus, the biggest winners and losers from preseason Week 2, rookie QB grades and the latest news from around the NFL
Butker can have bragging rights after his booming kick, but the NFL record stands
Klint Kubiak says the competition will continue, but Cousins has done little to lose his grip on the starting job
Dexter Lawrence is already making his presence felt in Cincinnati, and his dominance has rubbed off on his fellow defenders
Here's everything you need to know about the NFL for Aug. 20
With an undefeated season nearly impossible in the 17-game era, we predict exactly when every NFL team will suffer its first defeat of the year
Commissioner Roger Goodell says it is a matter of when, not if, the league expands abroad, though fans may have to wait at least a decade
The Bears are taking a low-risk gamble on former first-round pick Marcus Davenport to help boost a pass rush that struggled significantly last season
Here's everything you need to know about the NFL for Aug. 17
From rookie quarterbacks making their mark to standout wide receivers, we break down the biggest winners -- and some losers -- from the opening week of NFL preseason action
A change of venue could be coming for the Bears, but will it affect their team name?
The Steelers quarterback does not sound eager to face his former team in Pittsburgh's preseason opener
Here's everything you need to know about the NFL for Aug. 13
The "Thursday Night Football" showdown in Week 6 will feature both teams' throwback jerseys
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