Mark Chichester

With Johnson set to miss the next four games, the Panthers will turn to Julius Peppers.

A tumultuous season for Bennett will come to a close after just two games with the Patriots.

Houston will be heading back to the team where he had his best year in the NFL,

Clark was unexpectedly pressed into service this year and struggled.

With Beathard still on the shelf due to injury, Garoppolo will be starting on Sunday.

When last on the field, Cushing proved to be a complete linebacker.

Cleveland Browns WR Josh Gordon is eligible to return to game action in Week 13.

Miami could be without the team's stout defensive end for what could be the rest of the season.

Hayward played well on Thanksgiving, especially against WR Dez Bryant.

Olsen is on track to return to the Panthers in their Week 12 matchup against the Jets.

Pryor never managed to repeat his 2016 production this year in Washington.

Washington will have to move on without two of their interior linemen.

Washington is forced to move on without one of their best offensive players.

Gabbert had an impressive showing for Arizona in the preseason this year, and will replace Drew Stanton, who is dealing with a knee injury.

Brown hauled in three touchdowns against the Titans and was an integral part in the Steelers victory.

If Fitzgerald continues his storied career next year, he will be doing so with the Cardinals.

Lynch moves up in the depth chart as the Broncos search for an answer at quarterback.

PFF's Mark Chichester takes a look at the league's top linebackers in pass-rushing this season, perhaps one of the more underrated skills for an off-the-ball linebacker in today's NFL.

Hyde was able to accumulate 84 of his 98 rushing yards after contact in a strong effort helping pace the 49ers to their first win of the season.

The tandem of Mark Ingram and Alvin Kamara in New Orleans has proven to be a formidable force, and they ran wild on Buffalo in Week 10.