The Chicago Bears will bring football back into the lives of fans in the Hall of Fame Game, but it's also an opportunity for young skill position players.
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The Miami Dolphins signed veteran running back Frank Gore this offseason and, while he may still have some left in the tank, he's a trap for the offense.
The Chicago Bears will play in the 2018 Hall of Fame Game on Thursday against the Baltimore Ravens, but what should fans be watching for?
Jake Matthews will now be the left tackle for the Atlanta Falcons for the foreseeable future after signing a new deal, but they overpaid for his services.
The Denver Broncos essentially gave tight end Jake Butt a redshirt year in 2017, but he could be a big weapon for Case Keenum and the offense in 2018.
The Minnesota Vikings locked up Stefon Diggs to a five-year contract on Tuesday, which means the wideout will have to step up his production.
The comeback story of Johnny Manziel will take its next major step forward as the quarterback will make his first CFL start on Friday.
After a long hiatus and offseason, football fans are desperate for the 2018 NFL preseason, and here's how you can watch the action online.
The woes of the Seattle Seahawks offensive line have been well-documented over the years, which makes the Duane Brown extension quite refreshing.
The Oakland Raiders left many scratching their heads when they took Kolton Miller in the first round of the 2018 NFL Draft, but the rookie is impressing.
Antonio Brown made a pitch for Dez Bryant to come to the Pittsburgh Steelers, but the veteran wideout is the last thing this team needs.
The Los Angeles Rams signed running back Todd Gurley to a four-year extension and, though he's immensely talented, that's a leap of faith.
Buffalo Bills rookie quarterback Josh Allen is rotating in with the first team on offense, but only strong performance on the field will be worth believing.
The Cleveland Browns traded and extended wide receiver Jarvis Landry this offseason, but could the former Dolphin be better than ever in his new home?
The Dallas Cowboys are looking to find their way back into the playoffs and these five players appear ready to burst out and make that happen.
The Oakland Raiders are reportedly on the short-list of teams safety Earl Thomas would want to be traded to, and they must go after the All-Pro talent.
The Tennessee Titans selected Corey Davis with a top-five pick last season and, despite limited production in 2017, he could shine in his second year.
With Deshaun Watson at quarterback and hopefully healthy, Houston Texans star wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins could go to new heights.
Given the reported failed negotiations between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Le'Veon Bell, the running back appears headed out after 2018.
The future of the Baltimore Ravens offense clearly belongs to incoming rookie quarterback Lamar Jackson as opposed to incumbent starter Joe Flacco.