The Baltimore Ravens suffered a blow when Joe Flacco exited the game early after suffering a concussion, but that didn't stop them from dominating in a 40-0 victory over the Miami Dolphins.

Injury news we are tracking across the league on this Week 3 Sunday afternoon.

Stephon Gilmore and Mike Gillislee left Buffalo this offseason for the AFC East juggernaut in New England. Just how loaded are the Pats? Gregg Rosenthal studies the division's projected lineups.

Former Houston Texans linebacker John Simon is heading to Indy on a three-year, $14 million contract. Who else is switching teams on Day 2 of NFL free agency?

Already without starting left tackle Donald Penn, the Oakland Raiders were also ailing on defense. Linebacker Malcolm Smith left the game with a hamstring injury and did not return.

The Raiders will be without their iron man left tackle when they meet the Texans in their first playoff game since 2002. Penn, who hasn't missed a game in his career, was ruled out with a knee injury.

Oakland trailed Buffalo by 15 early in the third quarter Sunday and was staring at a loss. Nick Shook takes a closer look at how a shift in tempo and effective blocking ensured that didn't happen.

Derek Carr spearheaded the Raiders' comeback victory over the Bills and Tom Brady put in a masterful performance en route to a record-setting afternoon. Here's what we learned from Week 13.

The Oakland Raiders proved with Sunday's comeback win over the Buffalo Bills that they're as for real as ever. Yet they insist they haven't even come close to reaching their full potential.

The surging Raiders on Sunday kept pace with New England for the AFC's No. 1 seed with a 38-24 win at home against the Bills. Here's what we learned from Oakland's comeback victory over Buffalo.

The Jaguars (Jalen Ramsey) and Raiders (Karl Joseph) each spent a first-round pick on a defensive back. Which buzzworthy team improved its secondary the most? Chris Wesseling ranks unit upgrades.

The New York Jets have won their last two games, but have done so without Darrelle Revis. However, the star corner is listed as probable to play Sunday against the Tennessee Titans.

J.J. Watt was being J.J. Watt in Week 1. But what does Week 2 hold for IDP fantasy enthusiasts? Marcas Grant looks both back and ahead in the latest Reading the Defense.

Eight-time Pro Bowl safety Charles Woodson suffered a dislocated shoulder in Sunday's loss to the Bengals. Will the Raiders be without both starting safeties going forward?

T.Y. Hilton is day-to-day with a bruised knee, but the Indianapolis Colts will be cautious with their No. 1 receiver. Hilton could miss one to two games with the injury.

The Raiders have been in a playoff drought dating back to their Super Bowl appearance in 2003. With young core guys like Derek Carr and Khalil Mack, do Oakland fans have something to be excited about?

Byron Maxwell remains confident he can live up to his massive six-year, $63 million contract in Philly. Connor Barwin said, "Maxwell's been as good as suspected."

Latavius Murray showed promise when given opportunities in 2014. Will he be able to hold off Trent Richards and Roy Helu for No. 1 running back duties with the Oakland Raiders?

Will Peyton Manning send the Denver Broncos to the playoffs? Is a trade on the horizon for San Diego Chargers QB Philip Rivers? Chris Wesseling breaks down the wild AFC West.

Ian Rapoport reported Tuesday that Packers restricted free-agent safety Sean Richardson has signed an offer sheet with the Raiders. Will Green Bay match Oakland's offer?

The Oakland Raiders continue to shed bodies from last year's ghastly free-agency haul. The team announced Tuesday that defensive lineman Antonio Smith has been released.

Ndamukong Suh and Jimmy Graham have new addresses. But what have been the biggest head-scratching moves thus far? The Around The NFL team explores.

Former Philadelphia Eagles safety Nate Allen has signed a contract with the Oakland Raiders, according to the team. Allen offers Oakland needed depth at a thin position.