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The Cardinals continue to load up on veterans this offseason. Arizona announced Monday it agreed to terms with longtime Bengals safety Shawn Williams on a one-year deal.

Allen Robinson might not have made the Pro Bowl -- but he still had a heck of a 2019 with the Chicago Bears. Adam Rank sings the praises of one unsung hero on each NFC team.

The Seattle Seahawks offense has undergone a makeover on the line and in the backfield over the last week. How will they fare against the 49ers on Sunday? Charley Casserly examines the matchup in his Week 17 storylines.

Week 2 is here! Check out the full tally of the official injury report and gameday designations for all 14 Sunday games and the Monday night matchup.

Le'Veon Bell sat out practices this week and underwent an MRI for a shoulder issue. Jets coach Adam Gase said Bell will likely return Saturday ahead of Monday night's game against the Browns.

The Denver Broncos offensive line took a hit on Monday night when RT Ja'Wuan James left the game with a knee injury, but it won't be season-ending, according to Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero.

Our first Sunday with a full slate of NFL football in 2019 is finally here. Check out the full tally of the official injury report and gameday designations for all 13 Sunday games.

Russell Wilson will be without one of his favorite receivers on Monday night. Seahawks receiver Doug Baldwin was listed among the inactives ahead of their prime-time clash with the Vikings.

Here's a team-by-team rundown of every player cut as NFL general managers trim their rosters to the mandatory 53-player limit by Saturday's 4 p.m. ET deadline.

Can the Rams draft better talent around Jared Goff? Will DeForest Buckner lead a 49ers turnaround? Bucky Brooks grades rookies and provides future guidance for each team in the NFC West.

With the regular season in the rearview mirror, Bucky Brooks reveals his ranking of all 32 teams based on the impact of their rookies in 2016.

The Seattle Seahawks continue to tinker with their offensive line, moving Justin Britt to center. Britt played right tackle and guard in his first two NFL seasons.