Football has returned, at long last, capping an emotionally charged weekend that resonated from New York to San Diego and virtually everywhere in between. Michael Silver recaps the weekend.

Landry Jones played four quarters; Teddy Bridgewater played one quarter; and Dri Archer put on a show. Marc Sessler recaps what we learned from the first game of the 2015 season.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have let go of former Olympic sprinter Jeff Demps and safety Major Wright.

Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy had high praise for Mississippi State quarterback Tyler Russell.

Backfields were in motion on Thursday: The Denver Broncos dumped Willis McGahee, but the Arizona Cardinals are happy with their running backs. What else did we learn on the last day of minicamps?

The Jacksonville Jaguars really don't have a starting quarterback, so there's a chance new pickup Mike Kafka might win the five-man competition, general manager David Caldwell says.

Tim Tebow will sign a contract with the New England Patriots, Ian Rapoport reported Monday. So where will the attention-grabbing quarterback fit into Bill Belichick's system?

Mike Kafka entered training camp looking like a sure bet to be the Philadelphia Eagles' backup quarterback. He left Friday without a job.

Philadelphia Eagles QB Nick Foles has secured his spot as Michael Vicks' primary backup, and now Mike Kafka has been released by the team.

Nick Foles Fever has spread to the Philadelphia Eagles' coaching staff. Andy Reid admitted the obvious Tuesday. He has the fever, too!

The New England Patriots got their first look at Olympian Jeff Demps as a kick returner and receiver this weekend, and his success spelled doom for veteran Donte Stallworth.

Philadelphia has a fever. And the only cure is more Nick Foles. Meet the rookie quarterback who is taking over the City of Brotherly Love.

The MRI on Michael Vick's ribs came up without major problems Tuesday. But that doesn't mean the Philadelphia Eagles' starting quarterback will return to action in the preseason.