The former Bengals LB, Maualuga will work out for the Dolphins, as they have lost both Misi and McMillan to season-ending injuries.

Chicago Bears QB Mike Glennon struggled in the preseason opener while rookie Mitch Trubisky looked strong, but for now Glennon remains on track to start.

New Orleans Saints edge defender Cameron Jordan has been one of the league's stars for a while, and has reportedly looked strong in training camp as well.

Dallas drafted LB Jaylon Smith out of Notre Dame in 2016, but the prospect missed the entire season with a knee injury. He's set to debut this week.

PFF's Austin Gayle showcases 1/2 of the impressive tackle-duo at Washington State in Andre Dillard.

PFF's Austin Gayle highlights the Gator defensive tackle, who impressed as a pass-rusher last season.

A misdiagnosis kept Saints cornerback Delvin Breaux from offseason surgery that would have healed earlier, and now he is set to miss multiple games.

PFF's Austin Gayle depicts just how good Notre Dame's St. Brown was with his first significant workload a year ago.

The Dallas star running back is appealing his six-game suspension, which puts his status in flux. Tyler Loechner on that and the other fantasy news of the day.

PFF's Austin Gayle showcases the pass-protection prowess of Rutgers tackle Tariq Cole.

PFF's Ryan Smith dives deeper into what made OSU CB Denzel Ward rise in the eyes of NFL scouts last year.

PFF's Ryan Smith takes a closer look at how good Duke Ejiofor was for the Wake Forest defense last season.

PFF's Sam Monson takes a look at the 2017 preseason debut of New York Jets QB Christian Hackenberg.

PFF takes a look at the nation's top linebackers across the country for the 2017 NCAA season, with eyes on the 2018 NFL draft.

Grouping fantasy draft options together into tiers helps show where gaps in value that a savvy drafter can exploit. Jeff Ratcliffe looks at the tiers at wide receiver.

With the running back finally passing his physical, the Philadelphia Eagles cut Ryan Mathews Tuesday, moving on from their former starter.

Some teams look more heavily to their tight end or receiving back under the blitz, and some do so less often. Scott Spratt breaks it down for fantasy purposes.

For those specializing in best-ball formats, Tyler Buecher offers up some thoughts on five receivers who make particular sense for the format.