Nick Collins is out for the season. Could former Packer and current free-agent safety Darren Sharper be on his way back to Green Bay?

For the champion Packers, forcing turnovers isn't just a one-year phenomenon. It's a way of life.

Teams have been spending money, trying to close in on the defending Super Bowl champions, but in the first power rankings of the new season, the Packers are looking down on the competition.

Where did we leave off in the NFC East? While the explosive Eagles soared above the competition, the Cowboys created hope under a new coach.

The division had three teams with 10 or more wins last season, so besting the competition could come down to making the right personnel decisions.

With a potential settlement to the NFL lockout looming, analyst Elliot Harrison takes a quick glance at where each division left off following last season. This is a look at the NFC East.

Safeties in today's NFL are masters of disguise. They are players who can blitz, serve as the eighth man in the box, line up against No. 3 receivers and possess man-to-man cover skills.

Cincinnati Bengals offensive tackle Andrew Whitworth said the team has "moved on" from quarterback Carson Palmer and said rookie quarterback Andy Dalton is "competitive" with a temperament similar to Drew Brees. Whitworth made his comments Tuesday on NFL.com's Cover Two podcast hosted by Steve Wyche and Bucky Brooks.

There are hundreds of free agents who have been waiting longer than usual this offseason because of the lockout to test their "market value." However, the market could be smaller for free agents because several teams have already addressed their needs in the draft.

Was this not one of the crazier playoff games in NFL history? It produced maybe the worst playoff team ever knocking off the defending Super Bowl champs.

Lawyers for the NFL and its players met before a three-judge panel Friday at the U.S. 8th Circuit Court of Appeals, with the judges considering the league's appeal of an injunction lifting the nearly three-month lockout.

The parties finished a three-day labor summit Thursday, leaving 'Boys owner Jerry Jones to say, "We're trying."