After some early-camp murmurs that Carlos Hyde might not make the roster, recent rumblings indicate he's impressing his coaching staff.

The 49ers signed WR Marquise Goodwin away from Buffalo this offseason, and early reports out of training camp indicate he's looking good for his new team.

Knowing the right moves to make is important, but knowing the wrong moves to avoid can be just as crucial. George Kritikos kicks off Draft Mistakes Week.

Pat Thorman's trip through the big questions for every franchise heads out west, where it's time to wonder about running backs in Oakland and Kansas City.

PFF's 12th highest graded center in the nation in 2016 looks set for a position change in Seattle.

Alejandro Chavez highlights the key takeaways from Sunday, including Andrew Luck's unknown status to begin the regular season.

PFF examines Martin's last two years of production and takes note of his competition in the backfield.

PFF looks at Johnson's production in his final year in college, which ultimately led him to be compared to a current Giants safety.

Detroit T Taylor Decker's surgery is expected to keep him out through the preseason and into the regular season, but reports indicate he's recovering on schedule.

Xavier Rhodes is reportedly close to agreeing to terms with the Vikings on a contract that would make him the third-highest-paid corner in the league.

The Patriots signed RB Mike Gillislee away from Buffalo in the offseason, and he is apparently getting the team's first look at the goal line in training camp.

Longtime New England Patriots LB Rob Ninkovich appears set to announce his retirement Sunday after struggling the last two seasons for the team.

The upside guys can make the difference for a fantasy team. Dan Clasgens identifies the running backs with the highest ceilings at every range of ADP.

Tyler Buecher identifies his biggest disagreements with the conventional wisdom in the PFF Fantasy consensus rankings and explains why he stands apart.

Daniel Kelley recaps the news to know from Saturday, including a linebacker trade between Kansas City and Seattle and an injury to a Denver defensive player.

The fourth highest graded quarterback in the NFL in 2016 was non-committal about his availability for the season opener.

Denver Broncos LB Shane Ray tore a ligament in his left wrist, putting him on the shelf for a reporting 6-8 weeks after a strong second season in 2016.

Washington signed D.J. Swearinger as a free agent in the offseason, bringing him over from Arizona, and the safety has drawn very positive reviews so far.