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The Cincinnati Bengals finally added an offensive lineman to help protect Joe Burrow. NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Friday the Bengals are signing offensive tackle Riley Reiff. 

In the wake of a season reshaped by COVID-19, the NFL salary cap is expected to drop, significantly impacting offseason roster reconstruction. Which AFC players could be released? Gregg Rosenthal identifies likely candidates and potential surprises.

Week 11 is here! Check out the full tally of the official injury report and gameday designations for all 12 Sunday games.

Pittsburgh's eighth straight win over Cincinnati came with eight sacks. The Steelers (1-3) throttled the winless Bengals (0-4), 27-3, to get their first win of the season on "Monday Night Football."

Patriots receiver Julian Edelman is making the trip up to Buffalo and is expected to play despite a chest injury, NFL Network's Mike Giardi reported Saturday afternoon.

Chad Reuter goes four rounds deep in his mock draft 4.0. He projects the Cardinals, Raiders, Dolphins, Giants, Redskins, Patriots and Broncos to pick QBs, with a couple of those teams trading up for signal-callers in Round 1.

With the 2019 NFL Draft just days away, here's a look at the top five needs for all 32 teams.

The Bengals are rebuilding their offensive line. They have signed guard John Miller to a three-year, $16.5 million deal, Pelissero reports. Here are other transactions we're monitoring Friday.

The Los Angeles Chargers will have their star running back against the Oakland Raiders, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported. Melvin Gordon (ankle) is set to play.

Dave Gettleman isn't wasting much time making changes in New York. The Giants' new GM dismissed vice president of player evaluation Marc Ross on Saturday.

The Falcons will secure a spot in the playoffs with a win over the Panthers or a Seahawks loss. Kevin Patra has everything else you need to know as Week 17 kickoff approaches.

The New York Giants shelved their starting center on Saturday. Big Blue placed Weston Richburg on injured reserve. Richburg suffered a concussion in Week 4 and had not played since.

Drew Brees and the Saints are sitting at 0-2, but Willie McGinest explains why it's too early for New Orleans and the rest of the NFL's winless teams to freak out.

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 Lions are looking to go 2-0. The Giants are out to prove their Week 1 loss to the Cowboys wasn't a true representation of who they are. What are we watching for Monday night when they duel?

Odell Beckham is inching closer to a return to the field. The New York Giants wide receiver is officially questionable to play on Monday night against the Detroit Lions.

The Philadelphia Eagles placed rookie running back Donnel Pumphrey on injured reserve, this after he tore his hamstring in practice earlier this week. Plus, other injuries we're tracking Friday.

How is Hue Jackson providing a scheme boost to rookie DeShone Kizer? What's the future hold for Adrian Peterson? Which Packers strength is everyone sleeping on? Conor Orr has the answers.

The Dallas Cowboys were in control from start to finish during the first Sunday Night Football spectacular of the season, beating the New York Giants, 19-3, at AT&T Stadium in Week 1.

Can Dak Prescott's Cowboys evolve? Does Brandon Marshall fit with the Giants? Will Carson Wentz's Eagles live up to soaring expectations? Conor Orr looks ahead to camp in the NFC East.

Justin Pugh is entering the final year of his rookie deal, and the Giants OL is ready to enjoy the benefits of a new cash flow. Pugh was Pro Football Focus' No. 13-ranked guard last season.

Why is Eli Manning smiling? Because this offseason brought two new toys in Evan Engram and Brandon Marshall. But can the line protect him? Gregg Rosenthal eyes NFC East lineups.