With Andre Ellington out this week, the Arizona Cardinals promoted running back Kerwynn Williams from the practice squad. The Cards cut tight end Joseph Fauria.

The Lions have released quarterback Kellen Moore, tight end Joseph Fauria and running back George Winn. Is this the end of the line for Moore, one of the best QBs in NCAA history?

For the second straight year, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have traded tight end Tim Wright away during the preseason. This time, Wright is on the move to Detroit.

The New York Giants boast a dynamic WR duo: Odell Beckham Jr. and Victor Cruz. Which team has the best pass-catching unit? In the wake of free agency and the 2015 draft, Bucky Brooks reveals his top five.

Bill Belichick put on another coaching clinic as the Patriots blew out the Lions on Sunday. Is New England now the NFL's dominant team?

New Orleans Saints running back Mark Ingram will carry the load for his team once again, while Buffalo Bills playmakers Sammy Watkins and Fred Jackson will suit up. Who else will play Sunday?

Ndamukong Suh and the Lions' No. 1 defense travel to London to take on quarterback Matt Ryan and an injury-depleted Falcons offensive line. Find out what else to watch for as you wake up to Wembley.

Calvin Johnson and his ankle will be a game-time decision in London, per the Lions' official website. See who else we've been tracking Friday in our latest edition of the injury report.

Lions running back Reggie Bush and Colts wideout Reggie Wayne sat out their respective Thursday practices. Will either player be healthy enough to suit up this weekend?

Calvin Johnson made the trip to London and is running, but he wasn't much of a participant in practice. The Detroit Lions might sit out the star receiver for the third straight week.

Kelvin Benjamin missed his second day of practice after suffering a concussion and could be in jeopardy of missing this week's game against the Packers. What other injuries are we monitoring?

Week 5 features a slate of interesting games like Sunday night's Bengals-Patriots tussle. Kevin Patra breaks down the essentials for each matchup in the latest edition of the viewer's guide.

Detroit Lions tight end Eric Ebron will see his role increase in the coming weeks. The rookie said he's battling the mental rigors of the NFL that can turn a player into a zombie, mentally.

Detroit Lions tight end Joseph Fauria missed last week's game with an ankle injury. Fauria said he injured himself trying to keep his 3-month-old puppy from peeing in the house.

Calvin Johnson missed practice a lot last season but still played Sundays. That doesn't look like it is changing in 2014, as he didn't practice Friday. What other injuries are we tracking?

When asked Thursday if running back Arian Foster would be a game-time decision, Houston Texans coach Bill O'Brien replied "I would say so." Catch up on the rest of the latest injury news.

First-round tight end Eric Ebron has been an afterthought in the Lions offense this season. Find out what else you need to know about playing time in this week's snap report.

With weapons like Calvin Johnson, Reggie Bush and Golden Tate in the lineup, the Lions boast arguably the deepest offense in the NFL. But could Detroit's Achilles' heel be lurking elsewhere?

Joseph Fauria looks to be the third tight end in the Detroit Lions' offense behind rookie Eric Ebron and veteran Brandon Pettigrew. However, Fauria believes there is plenty of pie for all three to eat.

With training camp around the corner, Around The League breaks down the top competitions, highlighted by a starting quarterback battle in Minnesota between a veteran and a first-round pick.

The Detroit Lions picked North Carolina's Eric Ebron 10th overall in the 2014 NFL Draft. The 6-foot-4, 250-pound tight end will bolster the Lions' offensive attack.

The Detroit Lions have signed tight end Brandon Pettigrew to a four-year contract. The versatile veteran reportedly will receive a $16 million deal.

Joseph Fauria had just 18 receptions in 2013. The Detroit Lions tight end hopes he gets the same chancing in coordinator Joe Lombardi's offense that Jimmy Graham had with the Saints.