The Arizona Cardinals signed veteran Mike Jenkins on Tuesday, but their cornerback hunt will continue with a visit from free agent Chris Culliver next week.
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A key free agent signing in 2014, Arizona Cardinals offensive tackle Jared Veldheer has now become one of the most underrated players in the NFL.
Cincinnati Bengals RB Jeremy Hill struggled in 2015 after an impressive rookie campaign, but don't give up on him yet -- he's poised to bounce-back in 2016.
Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler improved within his comfort zone last season, but the team will need to see much more of that to succeed in 2016.
New York Giants QB Eli Manning is coming off his best season as a professional and could be a dark horse to win NFL MVP in 2016.
Although he was only a fifth-round pick, New York Giants rookie running back Paul Perkins has all the tools to make a productive impact in 2016.
After a slow start to OTAs, San Diego Chargers pass rusher Joey Bosa has begun to turn things up, impressing both his coaches and teammates.
New York Giants running back Andre Williams worked intensely throughout offseason, shedding nearly 12 pounds of fat in preparation for a bounce-back season.
Arizona Cardinals Justin Bethel has gone to three consecutive Pro Bowls on special teams. He expects to get back there in 2016 as a starting cornerback.
As the NFL moves toward multi-back offensive systems, the Arizona Cardinals sport one of the best duos in the NFL in David Johnson and Chris Johnson.
The Chicago Bears will go with a John Fox favorite in 2016, using a running back by committee to replace Matt Forte, who signed with the Jets in March.
Chandler Jones, who was acquired via trade prior to the 2016 NFL Draft, is ready to embrace his role as a pure pass rusher with the Arizona Cardinals.
New York Giants DE Jason Pierre-Paul surprised many when he returned in 2015, but with fewer limitations in 2016, he's likely going to surprise a lot more.
With limited options at the tight end position, the Denver Broncos are envisioning a larger offensive role for Virgil Green in 2016.
The Baltimore Ravens have an opening at left guard and fourth-round pick Alex Lewis (Nebraska) might be exactly what the doctor ordered.
Nikita Whitlock opened plenty of eyes in 2015, but his defensive versatility will become even more important to the New York Giants in 2016.
Veteran 36-year-old pass rusher Dwight Freeney wants to return to the NFL in 2016 and is open to an Arizona Cardinals reunion. But he wants to sign quickly.
Many were surprised when the New York Giants went with Eli Apple over Vernon Hargreaves, but did GM Jerry Reese get it right?