After 16 years of playing in the NFL, Dwight Freeney is hanging up his cleats. The Indianapolis Colts announced Thursday that the pass rusher has decided to retire as a member of the Colts.

After 15 seasons of proving naysayers wrong, Steelers great James Harrison is walking away on his own terms. Judy Battista chronicles what drove the linebacker throughout his career and why he's hanging 'em up.

The rookie performances of Bills CB Tre'Davious White and Jets S Jamal Adams were promising, to say the least. Who else made an impact? Nick Shook provides rookie grades -- and offseason outlooks -- for each AFC East team.

Pittsburgh Steelers president Art Rooney II told reporters on Wednesday that the team is hoping to sign Le'Veon Bell to a long-term contract.

Bill Belichick and Tom Brady get plenty of (deserved) credit for the Patriots' reign, but everyone needs to stop sleeping on Devin McCourty. Gregg Rosenthal explains the nucleus of New England's ever-changing roster.

What can each AFC team do to displace New England as conference champ next season? Gregg Rosenthal has advice for Jalen Ramsey's Jaguars, Marcus Mariota's Titans, Jon Gruden's Raiders and more.

Gregg Rosenthal catches you up on everything you need to know from Championship Sunday and looks ahead to Super Bowl storylines.

James Harrison playing in a Super Bowl with the New England Patriots? It seems like some strange alternate universe, but the former Patriot hunter is ready to win a title for his new team.

Gregg Rosenthal catches you up on everything you need to know as we turn from the Divisional Round to Championship Sunday.

Joining the usual suspects, Tom Brady's Patriots, in next Sunday's Championship Games are three unlikely QBs leading three written-off teams. Here are some of our big takeaways from this weekend.

Will Blake Bortles sink the Jacksonville Jaguars? Matt Harmon lists the strengths and weaknesses of each team in the AFC playoff field.

James Harrison played 34 snaps in Sunday's victory over the New York Jets. The count was just four shy of the 38 snaps Harrison saw all season with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The NFL playoffs are here! Gregg Rosenthal sets the stage for what should be a wild and unpredictable January in the NFL.

The last Sunday of the regular season is in the books. Here are some of our big takeaways from the Week 17 games today.

James Harrison's exit was surprising to everyone but his teammates, who spent much of Wednesday's media availability slinging blunt takes about the departed linebacker. Turns out, it was long overdue.

James Harrison playing for the New England Patriots seems like a bizarre tale from an alternate football universe. But Maurkice Pouncey says the veteran linebacker wanted the Steelers to cut him.

See how the Rams RB's 2017 campaign compares to Adrian Peterson's 2012 MVP season.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have moved on from James Harrison. The two-time All-Pro linebacker and franchise sack leader was released on Saturday, making way for tackle Marcus Gilbert.

The Steelers made sure their injured linebacker, Ryan Shazier, was with them in spirit Sunday night. Several teammates honored him with gestures before and during their game against the Ravens.

The Carolina Panthers are taking it slow with Greg Olsen as he continues to make his way back from foot surgery earlier this season.

The Dallas Cowboys downgraded starting left tackle Tyron Smith (back, groin) from questionable to out on Saturday. Here are other injuries we're tracking on Friday.

The Chiefs (5-1) will look to shake off their first loss of the season on Thursday night against the stumbling but talented Oakland Raiders (2-4).

Thought Matt Ryan and the Falcons were over the Super Bowl LI loss? Think again. Gregg Rosenthal covers six narratives that fell flat in Week 6.

The consensus was that the Steelers were primed to lose yet again in a season that has started with so many frustrations. Instead, Jeffri Chadiha writes, Pittsburgh proved what can happen when its superstars decide to dominate.