The Vikings hogged the spotlight on cutdown day by trading for Sam Bradford while the Cowboys didn't waste time plucking Mark Sanchez off the market. Gregg Rosenthal recaps the flurry of activity.

The Jets look to be cutting ties with a former high draft selections. New York has waived cornerback Dee Milliner and tight end Jace Amaro, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported, per a source.

The Houston Texans parted ways with wideout Cecil Shorts III leading up to Saturday's 53-man roster deadline. What other prominent players were cut?

Washington Redskins running back Matt Jones injured his left shoulder during the first quarter in Friday's game against the New York Jets.

The Jets came away with a 17-13 win Thursday night, but the Jaguars' starters had plenty of which to be proud. Jets corner Dee Milliner, on the other hand, did not.

The Broncos' quarterback race remained tight after Thursday night's game. Carson Wentz flashed talent. Michael Thomas made more big catches. What else did we learn from the opening slate of games?

Oakland Raiders WR Amari Cooper believes NFL defensive backs are smarter, but not necessarily more talented, than the ones he faced from the SEC in three years at Alabama.

As we head into training camp, Gregg Rosenthal spotlights 25 players whose football futures could be on the line over the next month -- including Victor Cruz, C.J. Spiller and Dee Milliner.

Jets cornerback Dee Milliner is hoping his final year on scholarship is the one that turns his career around -- and he's looking to yoga to ensure rapid progress.

Asked Monday if New York's passing defense can be among the league's best, cornerback Buster Skrine didn't back down, saying: "I think we're gonna have a great secondary this year."

Teams have the option to exercise a fifth-year option for all first-round picks. The 2013 draft class was one of the worst in memory. Let's take a look at the entire list.

Monday is the deadline for clubs to exercise the fifth-year option for players drafted in the first round back in 2013. Which players are most likely to receive good news today?

The Buffalo Bills couldn't believe their luck when Shaq Lawson remained up for grabs at No. 19 in the first round of the NFL draft. Rex Ryan can't wait to get his chance to work with the defensive end.

The Texans might be forced to play without starting quarterback Brian Hoyer as he continues to recover from a concussion. Meanwhile, the Bengals will be without Tyler Eifert on Sunday.

Calvin Johnson injured his ankle in the Lions' most recent loss, but the receiver said he expects to play Sunday versus the Green Bay Packers. Catch up on the rest of Wednesday's injury news.

The New York Jets placed former first-round pick Dee Milliner on IR/designated to return list. The move will knock out the corner for the first half of the season. He wasn't the only notable name on the list.

Alabama coach Nick Saban, winner of four national titles, believes he should have won eight national titles.

Ryan Fitzpatrick is not a trusty veteran. He's the guy that comes off the bench taking his shots, defense be damned. Gregg Rosenthal has eight takeaways after a wild Tuesday.

Starting quarterback Geno Smith will miss six to 10 weeks with a broken jaw after getting punched in the locker room, New York Jets coach Todd Bowles announced Tuesday.

Drama and the New York Jets. They go together like peanut butter and jelly. It's on new coach Todd Bowles to guide this star-crossed franchise out of its latest bit of turbulence before it's too late.

New York Jets cornerback Dee Milliner will undergo wrist surgery and is expected to miss 6-8 weeks. The former first-round pick has played in 16 games over his first two seasons.

Everyone around the Buffalo Bills has insisted that veteran running back Fred Jackson's roster spot is safe despite the team's depth at the position. That faith in Jackson could be tested this month.

Jets quarterback Geno Smith's development will be key for first-year head coach Todd Bowles in New York. Around The NFL's Conor Orr looks at what's going on at Gang Green's training camp.

Former Jets first-round pick Quinton Coples registered a career-high 6.5 sacks last season under what was one of Rex Ryan's most productive sack defenses.