The NFL preseason has ended. The regular season is less than a week away from kicking off and that means it's time for teams to cut their rosters down to 53 players before Saturday's deadline.

Who needs Le'Veon Bell? The Pittsburgh Steelers' scorching offense put on a steamy performance that left the Carolina Panthers a wrinkled, disheveled mess on Thursday Night Football.

New York Jets running back Isaiah Crowell is questionable to play Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts as he deals with an ankle injury. Who else might -- or might not -- play this week?

In a Monday Night surprise, Alvin Kamara was a distant second option to Mark Ingram in Week 6. Will it continue? Alex Gelhar examines the Saints backfield and much more in his fantasy football targets and touches report.

Travis Frederick is headed to injured reserve, just over six weeks after being diagnosed with Guillain-Barré syndrome, a disorder in which the immune system attacks the body's nervous system.

The Steelers have yet another fantasy-relevant receiver. James Washington leads the Week 3 Waiver Wire Deep Dive, as Graham Barfield provides plenty of players to add, drop, and stash in your fantasy football leagues.

David Carr ranks the top 15 offensive players in the NFL after Week 1. Where does Aaron Rodgers rank after his comeback vs. the Bears? Plus, what's wrong with the Cowboys' offense?

Dez Bryant spent his Week 1 Sunday playing the role of social-media commentator. Bryant spent most of the time bashing the Cowboys, who struggled on offense against the Panthers.

The NFL preseason is over. The season is less than a week away from kicking off -- and that means it's time for teams to trim their rosters to 53 players before Saturday's roster deadline.

Dallas Cowboys rookie wide receiver Michael Gallup worked with the first-team offense and catching passes from quarterback Dak Prescott.

With the Dez Bryant era over in Dallas, will anyone in the Cowboys' receiving corps emerge as a true No. 1 pass-catcher in 2018? Tony Romo says there's a chance someone could rise.

Despite losing Dez Bryant and Jason Witten in the offseason, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is not concerned about the receiving depth on his team.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott isn't concerned about his squad's 2018 season outlook despite losing WR Dez Bryant and TE Jason Witten this offseason.

The revamped Dallas Cowboys receiving corps has heard the criticism that they could be the worst pass-catching unit in the NFL and is out to prove the critics wrong.

Can Eli Manning and the Giants rebound? How will the Saints handle Mark Ingram's suspension? Will the retooled Rams have chemistry? Herbie Teope examines burning questions for each NFC team.

The Dallas Cowboys finally selected a receiver in the third round of the 2018 NFL draft, picking Colorado State wideout Michael Gallup at No. 81 overall.

Dez Bryant was irked Friday night following his release for not being named captain in Dallas. On Saturday night, Dak Prescott, one of those players donning the "C", spoke out on Bryant's departure.

These aren't your father's Dallas Cowboys anymore. Friday's release of Dez Bryant signals there is a new style of management playing out in Big D, Gregg Rosenthal writes.

Dez Bryant will finally meet with Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones on Friday, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported. Bryant is headed toward a crossroads that could determine his future as a Cowboy.

Philadelphia's fresh off an awe-inspiring, Super Bowl-winning campaign. Here's a scary thought: The Eagles could be even better in 2018. Edward Lewis assesses the roster makeup of each NFC East squad heading into the NFL draft.

Dak Prescott regressed in Year 2 but the Cowboys QB also had to deal with a plethora of issues beyond his control: Ezekiel Elliott's suspension, Tyron Smith's injuries, a struggling receiving corps.

The Cowboys added two WRs this month, but Stephen Jones told reporters those acquisitions weren't made to force Dez Bryant out. They might have had more to do with Terrance Williams' offseason injury.

Former Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Allen Hurns is off the market. Hurns is signing a two-year deal with the Dallas Cowboys, Ian Rapoport reports.