Daniel Kelley recaps the top takeaways from the day in football on Sunday, including some legal troubles for a big-name rookie and a possible return for a former first-rounder.

Tampa Bay wants to do more on defense and moving Gerald McCoy around is part of the grand plan in 2017.

The Vikings have options in the backfield, but rookie Dalvin Cook could still find himself with the lion's share of the touches.

After missing all of the 2016 season unsigned, QB Johnny Manziel has reportedly been approach by a couple of teams about possibly resurrecting his career.

Texans rookie RB D'Onta Foreman was arrested early Sunday. The back is expected to be a key part of the Houston offense heading into 2017.

Titans WR Tajae Sharpe looks to be healed after surgery heading into training camp, which is one of several hurdles he'll have to clear to remain on the roster.

Shilique Calhoun struggled with the pass-rush as a rookie in 2016, but has bulked up for his second season in hopes of improving his production.

PFF's Elliott Rooney highlights Tigers edge defender Arden Key, who finished with the No. 2 overall & pass rush grade among returning EDs.

PFF's Elliott Rooney explains just how good Sooner QB Baker Mayfield was in 2016.

Dolphins safety T.J. McDonald won't play until Week 9 because of a suspension, but he's said he expects to be named a starter once he makes his return.

Running backs can't score if they aren't on the field, and running backs who prove they can be on the field in all situations get the most work. Scott Barrett identifies the key names.

The fantasy community has bought in pretty strongly to Marshawn Lynch in his return from retirement. Daniel Kelley explains why he's not as sold on the veteran running back.

Daniel Kelley recaps the biggest news of the day from Saturday, including some possible positive news for a Detroit tight end, and a suspension for a Minnesota receiver.

Greg Olsen has been one of the league's best receiving TEs for years, but what do the PFF numbers say?

What does the PFF data say about a player whose draft stock took a significant hit due to injury?

Ex-Lions and Bears running back Joique Bell remains a free agent, but has said he wants to play again in 2017. PFF looks at his career numbers.

WR Michael Floyd split 2016 between Arizona and New England, but will be suspended for the first four games of 2017 after signing with Minnesota this offseason.

Breeland had a productive 2015, but his numbers slipped across the board in 2016. He'll need a rebound year in 2017 as he enters the last year of his rookie contract.